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With respect, the issue isn't whether the OP can or cannot park properly, but whether he actually did.
Clearly, he did not follow the regulations as they apply to this car park.
Whether a minor infringement warrants a £60 charge is a separate matter. I suggest the OP takes measurements of the width of the parking space, compares them with the information given above and then visits www.pepipoo.com to see what they have to say.
He really needs to know whether, if he defies the parking company and they do take him to court, such a minor infringement would be taken as a valid reason for a demand for £60 (or more, as it may go up over time). My guess is that, if it was seen as making it difficult for another car to park alongside, it might be. If it was me I'd defy them if I thought I had a chance.
And bailiffs do not turn up out of the blue. The OP would have had to have lost his case first - he would know what he needed to pay. Bailiffs turn up only when someone refuses to pay up after a conviction, and on the instructions of a court.
P.S. I do wish people would stop jumping down each other's throats for trivial reasons. And before someone says, "But he started it", can I remind you of how childish that will look?
Edited by FP on 12/11/2014 at 11:06
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