Parking ticket after overstay at retail park - what should I do?
A couple of weeks ago my partner parked at a local retail park, where you can stay for two hours for free. This week she received a parking charge letter showing pictures of her arrival and departure from the car park stating her time there was two hours and five minutes. The fine is £100 or £60 for payment within 14 days. Are we best to ignore this ridiculous demand?
Asked on 9 December 2013 by misterD
Answered by
Honest John
There is a procedure: www.honestjohn.co.uk/faq/private-parking-penalties/
The normal tactic is to threaten you quite heavily, but I can't imaging they will take this to the small claims track of the county court because I don't believe any judge will have any sympathy with their case.
The normal tactic is to threaten you quite heavily, but I can't imaging they will take this to the small claims track of the county court because I don't believe any judge will have any sympathy with their case.
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