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CNBC Claim defence advice needed

Krunkled_Mustilid · 2025-07-29 10:01:54

Hi I have just completed AOS on a claim made by UK car park management LTD. One of my defences was that there was no signage where I was photographed so there can't be a "contract". I did have a photo of the area in question around the time I was photographed and there was no sign. I have mislaid this image. They have now…

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6 August at 12:15PM edited 6 August at 12:20PM

Remove 'from Ashby v Tolhurst [1937]' which isn't a relevant case.

And change:

"It is also true that the Defendant was under the impression that the location at which the vehicle was pictured was an unrestricted road and adjacent pavement..."

to

It is also true that there were a lack of signs and lines, therefore the Defendant believed this was an unrestricted public road...

But hang on a minute, isn't this a Gladstones claim? Show us the POC. You should be using the linked para 3 with Chan & Akande, shown in the Template Defence.

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