BWlegal letter of claim

Silkyboi821

Reading through my lease, I quote ‘not to allow the parking space to be used other than by... the occupiers for the time being of other dwellings within Wilson Connollys development or persons visiting them’
Now does this mean, as I am an occupier of a dwelling, but was parked in a space which wasnt my own, as my space was taken, that overrides the ‘contractual agreement’ set out by the private parking firm? The car park can only be accessed with a passcode also

nosferatu1001

Your quote lakcs context, and so i have no idea how it is meant to read.

WHO is to not allow....

And no, they will still claim you should have magically parked elsewhere. This is why this is a scam - the person parking in your spot gets charged, and so do you, yet you gain nothing out of the arrangement. They dont prevent the person parking, they dont move them on, nothing.

The_Deep

We have told you the legal position. Further questions can only be decided by a judge. You need to take ownership of this, these companies can get nasty.

Silkyboi821

Your quote lakcs context, and so i have no idea how it is meant to read.

WHO is to not allow

Sorry about this, so the occupier of the apartment/person who owns the space

Coupon-mad

Silkyboi821 wrote: »

Reading through my lease, I quote ‘not to allow the parking space to be used other than by... the occupiers for the time being of other dwellings within Wilson Connollys development or persons visiting them’

Now does this mean, as I am an occupier of a dwelling, but was parked in a space which wasnt my own, as my space was taken, that overrides the ‘contractual agreement’ set out by the private parking firm? The car park can only be accessed with a passcode also

That reads to me, that every resident & visitor is allowed to use any space.

Jolly good for your case! You will enjoy your court hearing, I promise.

Silkyboi821

@coupon-mad

Thanks for the reply. I’ve sent an SAR to the PCN company and a templated email to BWlegal requested all information on the case. Now do I wait until I get a reply? What are the chances the fine against me will be dropped before court? Is there anything else I can use in my defence to strengthen my case. Especially in terms of lack of signage. The signs state ‘authorised parking only’ nothing about parking in specific bays. How can I word this to my advantage?

Coupon-mad

What are the chances the fine against me will be dropped before court?

Almost none. Landowner complaint is the only way that happens.