ES Parking/Gladstone - assistance please

Mouse007

and hopefully when you stand back and look at this from a distance you can only come to one conclusion

When you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth

This is nothing but a scam

The signs form the contract between yourself and our Client.

and the solicitors are in on it

KeithP

maralions said:

I honestly don't understand - how can you have a sign up saying no stopping, plus additional signage on the road saying that loading is allowed? Which one trumps the other?

Read Section 69 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

Here it is in its entirety....

69 Contract terms that may have different meanings

(1) If a term in a consumer contract, or a consumer notice, could have different meanings, the meaning that is most favourable to the consumer is to prevail.

maralions

KeithP said:

maralions said:

I honestly don't understand - how can you have a sign up saying no stopping, plus additional signage on the road saying that loading is allowed? Which one trumps the other?

Read Section 69 of the Consumer Rights Act 2015.

Here it is in its entirety....

69 Contract terms that may have different meanings

(1) If a term in a consumer contract, or a consumer notice, could have different meanings, the meaning that is most favourable to the consumer is to prevail.

Great, so if they come back to me then I can quote this? The only thing is does the loading writing constitute a contract? I have included that their sign requires someone to stop to read it thereby breaching the contract and meaning that it's impossible for someone to actually abide by it.

Umkomaas

Great, so if they come back to me then I can quote this? The only thing is does the loading writing constitute a contract? I have included that their sign requires someone to stop to read it thereby breaching the contract and meaning that it's impossible for someone to actually abide by it.

Can we take it that you are doing all this in your father's name, not 'on behalf of'?

Coupon-mad

Only thing is does the loading writing constitute a contract?  

Yes; it is a term, an offer of value (the right to unload).

The CRA 2015 absolutely applies. Here is some wording I suggested in para 5 of this person's defence:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/79783636/#Comment_79783636

maralions

Umkomaas said:

Great, so if they come back to me then I can quote this? The only thing is does the loading writing constitute a contract? I have included that their sign requires someone to stop to read it thereby breaching the contract and meaning that it's impossible for someone to actually abide by it.

Can we take it that you are doing all this in your father's name, not 'on behalf of'?

Yes, I'm using my email address which may have my name on, but all correspondence is signed in his name.