Unfair NPS PCN now £100

Quentin

blowfelt wrote: »

If not all contracts have to be signed then ppl would sued anyone for anything.

No.


Signatures are not necessary to form a contract!

System

Fruitcake wrote: »

Car park signage also comes under the distance selling contract regulations, so neither party has to be present at a face to face meeting to form a contract.


The job here though is to show that the contract was unfair, obfuscation of contract occurred (OP unable to register the vehicle reg number) and also to ask a number of questions to enable a fair appeal to be made.

The distance selling contract regulations no longer apply in UK law,check it out.

System

Quentin wrote: »

No.


Signatures are not necessary to form a contract!

Under what law?

Quentin

No point continuing a discussion with you.


Google is your friend here


Try:


is a contract valid if not signed by both parties

System

pappa_golf wrote: »

then why do the company issue a paper PCN asking you to sign on the dotted line


please link me to a paper notice placed on the car from a PRIVATE PARKING Co that does this








have you ever heard of the word "civil"




is this your post on pepipoo? http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showtopic=67604&hl=

Have you ever heard of 'common law'

System

Quentin wrote: »

No point continuing a discussion with you.


Google is your friend here

Why,is it bc there is no law to clarify what you state.

pappa_golf

no just criminal law and civil law .




common law , is that as in freedom of the land , often does not work in the real world http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/freeman-land-driver-jailed-contempt-10253089

System

pappa_golf wrote: »

no just criminal law and civil law .




common law , is that as in freedom of the land , often does not work in the real world http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/freeman-land-driver-jailed-contempt-10253089

Well,I suggest you look it up and educate yourself about 'common law'

pappa_golf

no thanks as common law is not applicable on subjects mentioned on this forum


ignore button now engaged

Fruitcake

blowfelt wrote: »

The distance selling contract regulations no longer apply in UK law,check it out.

So you are saying this is no longer law?


Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2013/3134/pdfs/uksi_20133134_en.pdf

Charging for use of parking spaces is specifically stated as covered by the Regulations, as shown in the EU Guidance behind the original Directive upon which the UK Law is based where it is stated: ''For example, renting a parking space...is subject to the Directive.''