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mooring charges
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They are empowered to enforce the regulations in the British Waterways Act which also includes revoking your boat licence so would think that they can take court action if necessary.
I don't think they can levy fines but can use the courts to make their 'fines' smaller than your court costsThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
There is a distinction between a charge and a fine, the latter they are not legally allowed to do. That's why these are being labeled as charges by them.
I would have thought the signs must have to state the exact terms and conditions, and who and how to pay before any charge could be enforced in court ?0 -
It seems fair so everyone can have a short stay . They don't want people mooring there permanently for free. Before you know it its clogged up with free loaders who take but don't give0
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If I was OP, I wouldn't offer them a cheque!0
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