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District Enforcement (at Staffordshire University) Lose in Court

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29 December 2014 at 12:35AM

Rhinog wrote: »

Thanks for the response.
I have posted a case off

I heard from the Prankster that he knows about your case so presumably you have a decent defence and have got your evidence all sorted in triplicate. I assume you already know about the DE v Hudson case and how to argue about the lack of a genuine contractual offer to park in 'breach' and the lack of lines (if yours was for being parked where there are no lines at all)?

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