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Parked on double yellow lines on private property and got a ticket

Happygirlie_2 · 2014-09-04 20:19:18

I was visiting my disabled mum and parked in the car park. This is housing association, so private land. A contractor started monitoring the car park in sept 13 and issued permits to park, which was on display. There are bays and double yellow lines. These are outside the back door, which I need to park on when taking my…

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11 September 2014 at 5:22PM

There's no such thing as 'registered disabled'; hasn't been for many years. I wouldn't spend too much time on the tangent of the Equality Act 2010 as (although your Mum does meet the definition of disability) the PPC won't care and nor will the IAS consider it I doubt - although I would be keen that you do include this matter at IAS stage.

Wait for the NTK and read other PCM cases in the meantime (search the forum for 'PCM IAS'). That's very important for winning a PCM case; so is the signage wording.

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