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Do I have to disclose the driver information
I have a received a parking charge notice from a private parking company for parking in the car park of an office/work building, supported by CCTV images of the car entering and leaving the car park.
I am the registered owner of the car but I was definitely not the driver of the car at the time. I do know who the driver was but am I under any obligation (legal or otherwise) to provide this information to the parking company?
I am loathe to give any assistance to these people.
I am the registered owner of the car but I was definitely not the driver of the car at the time. I do know who the driver was but am I under any obligation (legal or otherwise) to provide this information to the parking company?
I am loathe to give any assistance to these people.
Asked on 25 May 2011 by adambagpuss
Answered by
Honest John
No, because though there is a very dodgy bill before Parliament, the act has not been passed and I hope it will not be. You have no obligation to disclose the driver or to pay anything.
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parking fines
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