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Parking enforcement notice
I overstayed the three hours parking allowed at our local car-park. It is clearly signposted and the mistake is all mine. I have received a parking enforcement notice from Civil enforcement ltd of Liverpool, saying they require payment of the parking charge notice in accordance with the parking terms and conditions stated on the signage. They are offering a discount from £70 - £40 if I pay within 14 days. They are threatening debt recovery Agencies if I don't pay.
Is this legal and do i have to pay??
If not would it be worth the hassle of ignoring their threats?
Is this legal and do i have to pay??
If not would it be worth the hassle of ignoring their threats?
Asked on 30 July 2012 by fenaloni
Answered by
Honest John
For £40 I'd pay just to avoid the increasing level of harassment and intimidation. But if you are a fighter, either don't pay at all or offer them £10 "in reasonable full and final settlement for the minor breach of my parking contract."
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