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Huge private parking fine (Scotland)

scarecrow8711
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edited 5 September at 10:33PM in Parking tickets, fines & parking

Scotland. I have parked on Marchburn Dr, Paisley PA3 2SJ before with no issues for several days. The driver recently parked here for 14 days while we were away on our first overseas family holiday for over 10 years. Previous experience parking there with no issues, other people parked the street, and not seeing the signs because it was dark made us think there were no concerns.

As the keeper, I've been sent separate private parking fines for every day we were there so 14x £100 fines.

The fines from CPM Car Park Management say: Reason: No parking at any time.

I am super stressed about it as it's a huge fine and we just weren't expecting it at all. I drove hours back to the street and took this photo of the sign:

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I've heard I shouldn't respond as there is no keeper liability, but we're very worried.

Please can anyone help?

Edit: Some are reduced at £60 still. Is it worth paying some of these off to reduce the total amount it will all go up to, or might that undermine the defence for the driver?

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