Hi,
I have received the standard MET Parking Charge Notice for overtaying my welcome at McDonalds in Didcot. I held a business meeting there for more than 90 minutes without realising the time restriction.
Mine is a company car (hence the l;easing company is the keeper) and the leasing firm and my company has a rule that 'once they receive a second letter they pay the full amount and deduct from my salary'.
I intend to fight it using all your great advice and letters, but I notice all the advice given is not to inform MET who the driver is (ie me), but in this instance I need to get the case away from the leasing company and onto me. Do I lose any rights if admint I was the driver to get them to start corresponding with me? Or am I best to just pay the reduced amount in this instance?
Thanks.
I have received the standard MET Parking Charge Notice for overtaying my welcome at McDonalds in Didcot. I held a business meeting there for more than 90 minutes without realising the time restriction.
Mine is a company car (hence the l;easing company is the keeper) and the leasing firm and my company has a rule that 'once they receive a second letter they pay the full amount and deduct from my salary'.
I intend to fight it using all your great advice and letters, but I notice all the advice given is not to inform MET who the driver is (ie me), but in this instance I need to get the case away from the leasing company and onto me. Do I lose any rights if admint I was the driver to get them to start corresponding with me? Or am I best to just pay the reduced amount in this instance?
Thanks.
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