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UKPC Parking Fine for not displaying my permit
offdutyninja17
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Hi Guys
I have received a fine from UKPC for not displaying my parking permit. I was parked in the parking bay which belongs to the property I live in - i live in a block of flats, which has a private car park with numbered bays, residents are expected to park in their bay only, assuming that the landlord / property owner has purchased a space - if a space has not been purchased then residents are expected to park elsewhere.
If I should include any other details please feel free to let me know what information I'm missing out here, any help at all will be massively appreciated.
Many Thanks
I have received a fine from UKPC for not displaying my parking permit. I was parked in the parking bay which belongs to the property I live in - i live in a block of flats, which has a private car park with numbered bays, residents are expected to park in their bay only, assuming that the landlord / property owner has purchased a space - if a space has not been purchased then residents are expected to park elsewhere.
If I should include any other details please feel free to let me know what information I'm missing out here, any help at all will be massively appreciated.
Many Thanks
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offdutyninja17 wrote: »Hi Guys
I have received a fine from UKPC for not displaying my parking permit. I was parked in the parking bay which belongs to the property I live in - i live in a block of flats, which has a private car park with numbered bays, residents are expected to park in their bay only, assuming that the landlord / property owner has purchased a space - if a space has not been purchased then residents are expected to park elsewhere.
If I should include any other details please feel free to let me know what information I'm missing out here, any help at all will be massively appreciated.
Many Thanks
Ask a board guide to move this to the correct part of the forum where your other posts are and read the Newbies sticky there!0 -
Inner_Zone wrote: »Ask a board guide to move this to the correct part of the forum where your other posts are and read the Newbies sticky there!
Ok will do many thanks!0 -
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It is not a fine.
What does your lease/AST say about parking? This will have primacy of contract over anything the scammers say.
Start with the NEWBIES and also use the search posts facility for own space.
Also look here to see what judges say about this scam.
http://parking-prankster.blogspot.co.uk/2016/11/residential-parking.htmlI married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.
All my screwdrivers are cordless."You're Safety Is My Primary Concern Dear" - Laks0 -
lease/ast is critical.
why are you displaying a permit to park in what looks like being your space?From the Plain Language Commission:
"The BPA has surely become one of the most socially dangerous organisations in the UK"0
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