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chloe16v

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Registered: 29th Nov 07
Location: Rotherham
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24th Apr 13 at 16:52

got this ticket today, now im 99.9% sure im right on this,

so iv been doing a course since monday in a building where their is 8 businesses, we was told on day 1 that this company only had so many parking spaces an we had to park in them ones, most spaces arnt parked with who they are allocated to, so every day the spaces for this company have been full so i have parked in another bay, today one of the other companys has kicked off because i was in THEIR bay! and rang the traffic warden to come, still i refused to move the car as i feel i had done nothing wrong!

so heres the pics

the sign on the car park

and where i was parked

Brett

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Registered: 16th Dec 02
Location: Manchester
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24th Apr 13 at 16:54

Ignore. Do not acknowledge.

mattant

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Registered: 19th Jun 10
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24th Apr 13 at 16:58

"Parking for visitors employees and visitors of Nightingale Court only"

If the place you were visiting was in Nightingale Court then you haven't violated anything? Can you get the company you were visiting to confirm you where there?

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Registered: 10th Sep 03
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24th Apr 13 at 17:00

Ignore it. Don't appeal, don't contact, don't do anything.

chloe16v

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24th Apr 13 at 17:05

quote:
Originally posted by mattant
"Parking for visitors employees and visitors of Nightingale Court only"

If the place you were visiting was in Nightingale Court then you haven't violated anything? Can you get the company you were visiting to confirm you where there?

yup i can prove it, and we have all had a massive argument over this with the tutor over what it says in the carpark, her argument is that they are only allocated so many spots an i dont park in one of theirs

i'll be able to wall paper my house with them by the time iv finished the course

sc0ott

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Registered: 16th Feb 09
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24th Apr 13 at 17:17

Worst 'look at my new astra vxr' thread ever

chloe16v

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24th Apr 13 at 17:20

quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
Worst 'look at my new astra vxr' thread ever

if it was about that i would have posted that 2 months ago

eckers90

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Registered: 22nd Apr 12
Location: birmingham
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24th Apr 13 at 17:26

yeah id totally ignore it.

John

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Registered: 30th Jun 03
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24th Apr 13 at 17:28

They can't do anything about it but if you knew you shouldn't have parked there it's still your fault.

I'd be unhappy if someone parked in my space, while on a course that I had probably paid for.

chloe16v

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Registered: 29th Nov 07
Location: Rotherham
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24th Apr 13 at 17:35

quote:
Originally posted by John
They can't do anything about it but if you knew you shouldn't have parked there it's still your fault.

I'd be unhappy if someone parked in my space, while on a course that I had probably paid for.

i couldnt give a shit if they wernt happy, i read what it said in the carpark and it had no sign in front of my car (or under it) saying not to park their, i followed the t&c's on the plaque on the carpark wall, i was visiting nightingale court

John

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24th Apr 13 at 17:37

I know you couldn't, the people who work there every day probably do though.

Well done.

sc0ott

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24th Apr 13 at 17:39

It does say private land which means that space belongs to them if that space is owned by them.

If you were visiting why not tell them that rather than come on to a forum asking if you should pay it or not?

chloe16v

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Registered: 29th Nov 07
Location: Rotherham
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24th Apr 13 at 17:40

thye'll have to find somewhere else to park like i was told to

what gives them the right over THAT parking space?

chloe16v

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24th Apr 13 at 17:42

quote:
Originally posted by sc0ott
It does say private land which means that space belongs to them if that space is owned by them.

If you were visiting why not tell them that rather than come on to a forum asking if you should pay it or not?

the car park is for 8 different companies, the company that called the warden knew i was in the other park of the building but i stood my ground and refused to move my car as like i say, reading the signs i had done nothing wrong, just because one company says thats my parking space, its not marked up as theirs so im using it

chloe16v

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24th Apr 13 at 17:43

i just wanted to know if they could enforce it if it did ever go to court going on the evidence that i had provided, i was in the building directly in front of where my car was parked

andys sxi

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24th Apr 13 at 17:45

normally in carparks like that they have the companys names written on a sign or on the kurb on a plaque to say which spaces they are allowed to park in

April 08 feature car

chloe16v

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24th Apr 13 at 17:45

quote:
Originally posted by andys sxi
normally in carparks like that they have the companys names written on a sign or on the kurb on a plaque to say which spaces they are allowed to park in

some did, most didnt, where i parked didnt

Nic Barnes

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24th Apr 13 at 17:54

Seems to only enrage people from Scotland with Internet access anyway.

Dave

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24th Apr 13 at 18:14

Should've parked on the pavement IMO.

chloe16v

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24th Apr 13 at 18:21

Wasn't one

pow

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24th Apr 13 at 18:32

Just ignore it.

Chris

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24th Apr 13 at 20:23

I have heard in the past the uni's will hold back quals if there are any outstanding bills.

I would say that you are not 'in breach of contact' as you purpose was the visit Nightingale Court.

I would also say that the notice is void as the site no. is blank.

In most cases just ignore, they will send a few letters then get bored.

Gary

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