
The first sentence there suggests quite strongly that parking is not allowed.
How can anyone agree to terms and conditions to park there if parking there is forbidden?
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What (if anything) can I list under paragraph 34. Because the charge amount is not burried under the small print here but there are other issues like what I've listed above.tallac said:I'm putting together the witness statement and using the examples provided in the sticky post. However, I have a few questions regarding this. Using the WS from the user @_blueberry_ as a template (link here).
My questions are:
In paragraph 34 it lists 2 mains issues. The one that is often used in other example witness statements is the one about Hidden Terms and the penalty clause being burried in small print. In this particular situation the parking sign looks like this:
While the charge amount is not burried in the small print, what is the suggestion for me to put in this paragraph where the claimant has fallen foul of those tests. My grounds for complaint are:
1. That a disabled Blue Badge was used and clearly visible.
2. There was no signs at the entrance.
3. The total duration was around 4 minutes, which surely falls well under any grace period to even read the sign.
4. The sign's small print is not legible or readable without a magnifying glass
5. The sign appears to have been amended multiple times with the amendment being stuck over the previous amendments.
Yes that should be stated, instead of that the parking charge is buried in small print.KeithP said:
The first sentence there suggests quite strongly that parking is not allowed.
How can anyone agree to terms and conditions to park there if parking there is forbidden?
Just a gentle nudge on grammar.tallac said:
While the charge amount is not burried in the small print, what is the suggestion for me to put in this paragraph where the claimant has fallen foul of those tests. My grounds for complaint are:
2. There was were no signs at the entrance.