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  • Fined for parking in my own apartment block

    I'd appreciate if anyone could help with this issue.*

    For context:
    In July 2019, I moved into an apartment with a private carpark.* This carpark has allocated numbered parking spaces for each flat and the cost of parking one car is included in my rent.* My signed tenancy agreement also has a line that states '1 Allocated Parking Space' as part of my allowance.

    The estate agent provided me with a parking permit for me to display on my dashboard whilst parking, which I placed in my car.* However, whilst I was away on vacation for about 2 weeks duration, the permit fell down from my dashboard and I returned home to find FOUR identical parking tickets, each £65.* I disputed this immediately with evidence of my tenancy agreement stating that I am allocated a parking space but this was rejected.*

    I continued to receive multiple letters chasing the debt, and continued to email back with the same evidence with no luck.* I have now been sent a 'Letter before Claim' and I am unsure as to how strong my argument is.* The total amount due has now increased to £656.* I believe that this is completely unjust and I should not have to pay such a fine for parking in my own allocated parking space for which I already pay monthly for.*

    I'd appreciate any advice on this issue.
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  • #2
    See if you can get a copy of your landlords lease that defines the parking space.* The landlord will probably be more than happy to help.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Christoker
      You can safely file a lawsuit. The penalty is too much money. I think that you are not obligated to pay such a penalty. It's just illegal.
      NO bad advice.

      Get a copy of your lease and see what it says or not says about parking.

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      • #4
        This was a thread from Februart which seems to have died

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        • #5
          What would you file a lawsuit for? It's not a penalty, it's an invoice

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          • #6
            Looks like someone has logged in with a different name. Doesn't seem to know that this is not a PENALTY.

            Bad advice again.

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            • #7
              But what do you expect ostell from someone who hails from New Jersey. USA

              Not who you think

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              • #8
                You can safely file a lawsuit. The penalty is too much money. I think that you are not obligated to pay such a penalty. It's just illegal.

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                • #9
                  Must be a relative of Trump. Must be empty between the ears, has not taken in that he has been told it not a penalty

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                  • #10
                    The goons from the US of A are determined to spoil things for everyone, much like their current president. Lots of incorrect information.

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