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Excel Parking
Lacman
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I have just succeeded in my court case brought by Excel Parking. I was intimidated by dbalegal with threats of bailiffs and C.C.J.s against my credit rating.
I researched the British Parking Association Codes of Practice wherein I found discrepancies with the way they had conducted themselves in the appeal process.
Referred to the local council re planning permission for ANPR mounting towers and signage, there was no planning application or grant.
Referred to the Consumer Rights Act and built my statement around those factors.
I researched the British Parking Association Codes of Practice wherein I found discrepancies with the way they had conducted themselves in the appeal process.
Referred to the local council re planning permission for ANPR mounting towers and signage, there was no planning application or grant.
Referred to the Consumer Rights Act and built my statement around those factors.
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Excel Parking are IPC AOS members, not BPA AOS members, but well done on your win against those shysters1
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ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST!Lacman said:I have just succeeded in my court case brought by Excel Parking.
I was intimidated by dcb legal with threats of bailiffs and C.C.J.s against my credit rating.
I researched the British Parking Association Codes of Practice wherein I found discrepancies with the way they had conducted themselves in the appeal process.
Referred to the local council re planning permission for ANPR mounting towers and signage, there was no planning application or grant.
Referred to the Consumer Rights Act and built my statement around those factors.
Nicely done! Did they send a rep?
What did the rep say?
What did you say?
What did the judge say? Which point won?
Did you ask for any costs?PRIVATE 'PCN'? DON'T PAY BUT DON'T IGNORE IT (except N.Ireland).
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