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Elms Legal - Excel Parking - Chorlton (Lost)

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  • It's not trespass that they're trying to use ... it's contract law.
  • Redx
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    The landowner could do so , same as on a farm , the landowner could prosecute trespassers in the correct Court

    But the parking company cannot do any of that , not allowed !!

    The parking company should be managing parking on private land which is subject to private parking contracts under the appropriate legislation and under civil laws
  • Piffpop
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    Sorry guys, it was £200, no flipping justice in this world. The letter was written ambiguously, like I recommend, this is a pointless case to fight
  • nosferatu1001
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    Well you do have an obvious appeal if you wish. If the judgement was for trespass but they're not the landholder,r the judge erred in law. A non land holder has zero standing for trespass. 
  • Coupon-mad
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    And the Beavis case is binding authority and states that ParkingEye could not have claimed under the tort of trespass.
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