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Court date with Parking Eye ..Please HELP!
Gremlinno1
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi I hope some one can help
I have been issued with a court date for this thursday in regard to a parkingeye charge. I have no idea who was driving at the time and have asked for proof but only received photos of the car which I do own but during this period it could have been 3-4people.
I have appealed on these grounds and all the others mentioned in previous posts, like the fact that the £100 plus fee is no where near an indication of the actual loss of £12 it would have cost to park there, and they are not the landowners etc.
does anybody have any advice regarding an actual court appearance with PE?
Thank you
I have been issued with a court date for this thursday in regard to a parkingeye charge. I have no idea who was driving at the time and have asked for proof but only received photos of the car which I do own but during this period it could have been 3-4people.
I have appealed on these grounds and all the others mentioned in previous posts, like the fact that the £100 plus fee is no where near an indication of the actual loss of £12 it would have cost to park there, and they are not the landowners etc.
does anybody have any advice regarding an actual court appearance with PE?
Thank you
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Yes, if you a registered keeper it does not matter who was driving, the keeper is liable.
Have you filed a defence ?
If so you are going to have to work very quickly indeed and edit and add a further defence.
Google parking prankster he does a download defence template that covers most pointsI do Contracts, all day every day.0 -
read post #5 of the NEWBIES sticky thread too0
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