Looking At It From Another Angle.

pogofish

Dr._Shoe wrote: »

If someone parked in your driveway and then told you they weren't aware that they weren't allowed to park there, what would you say to them? Suppose they then went on to say that there was no signage saying that they weren't allowed to park there and so were going to anyway? Even with a "no Parking" sign, if you're not a member of the BPA or IAS you cannot enforce it, even if the signs are placed according to the guidelines set out by Popla. Next the owner of the vehicle takes you to court to enforce their right to allow anyone driving their car to park there, hopefully common sense prevails and the judge laughs it out of court but what if there is nothing in law to protect you?

What exactly is the "other angle" in this? - Its is a specious argument that has been done to death already?

beamerguy

Originally Posted by Dr. Shoe View Post

If someone parked in your driveway and then told you they weren't aware that they weren't allowed to park there, what would you say to them? Suppose they then went on to say that there was no signage saying that they weren't allowed to park there and so were going to anyway? Even with a "no Parking" sign, if you're not a member of the BPA or IAS you cannot enforce it, even if the signs are placed according to the guidelines set out by Popla. Next the owner of the vehicle takes you to court to enforce their right to allow anyone driving their car to park there, hopefully common sense prevails and the judge laughs it out of court but what if there is nothing in law to protect you?

pogofish wrote: »

What exactly is the "other angle" in this? - Its is a specious argument that has been done to death already?

Dr. Shoe, totally fail to understand why you are posting all this ??

pappa_golf

beamerguy wrote: »

Originally Posted by Dr. Shoe View Post

If someone parked in your driveway and then told you they weren't aware that they weren't allowed to park there, what would you say to them? Suppose they then went on to say that there was no signage saying that they weren't allowed to park there and so were going to anyway? Even with a "no Parking" sign, if you're not a member of the BPA or IAS you cannot enforce it, even if the signs are placed according to the guidelines set out by Popla. Next the owner of the vehicle takes you to court to enforce their right to allow anyone driving their car to park there, hopefully common sense prevails and the judge laughs it out of court but what if there is nothing in law to protect you?



Dr. Shoe, totally fail to understand why you are posting all this ??

been babbling on since he joined the forum


this another of his attempts


https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5221213


or better still this


https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5221230

fisherjim

pappa_golf wrote: »

been babbling on since he joined the forum

I believe "he" is a she!

pappa_golf

my apologies , probably explains the babbling then




sorry ladies of this forum

Half_way

pappa_golf wrote: »

been babbling on since he joined the forum


this another of his attempts


https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5221213


or better still this


https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5221230

Thanks for that, I was getting a strong sense of seen it all before, also the "how would you like it if someone parked on your drive" argument does crop up from time to time, and does raise suspicions as to the motives of the person posting it.