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my wife and i traveled from robin hood airport in 2015. we booked and paid for parking and got told to go to a certain car park (was either 4 or c cant quite remember. Having never been to this airport (and never will again) we stopped to ask two guys in a van who worked there. To be fair i didn't look at the van just though it was easy to ask someone which one of several car parks was ours, they replied 'don't know mate' we thought this was strange as they clearly worked there as we assumed they were security. we continued on and saw what we thought was out car park. my wife jumped out to check the sign as it wasn't clear from the road. these unhelpful vultures in the van were a private parking firm and they followed us and took a photo. my wife was out of the car a matter of seconds, not even 10! we got home to a parking fine!!!!!! i wrote to the airport and went mad but they said it was nothing to do with them. i now have a county court fine letter. what should i do. the letter is addressed to my wife but the car was not registered to her. any help would be much appreciated.
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So tell me.
How could a letter get sent to your wife without her being registered as the car owner? Pretty sure companies can only check who are the registered owners?
Oh & you do not get a county court fine letter without going to court.
You need to take a picture of that county court fine letter & post it up here but blank out your names & addresses & claim number etc. -
If what you've received is a county court claim form, you need to acknowledge it asap (& certainly within the time frame allowed....if issued via MCOL, that would be 19 days max.)
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what is our best defence on this charitynjw. stopping for only seconds to ensure we had the correct carp park or this vehicle was never registered to my wife?Comment
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If it were me I'd pop over to PePiPoo forum...I'm not copping out, but.....Originally posted by jvp View Post
I believe that there is a byelaw issue with the airport....if so, these jokers should not be handing out private parking tickets/notices. PepiPoo are the experts in this.
Here are some PePiPoo threads - http://www.pepipoo.com/search-result...982j5140136j18
& tell them LB advised you to go to their forum.
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This is only my opinion - "Opinions are made to be changed --or how is truth to be got at?" (Byron)
You and I do not see things as they are. We see things as we are.
Cohen, Herb
There is danger when a man throws his tongue into high gear before he
gets his brain a-going.
Phelps, C. C.
"They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance!"
The last words of John SedgwickComment
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