Hi everyone, I hope someone can help!
Last week, a car belonging to my mother (under a finance agreement), was clamped outside my house for alleged non-payment of a parking fine. I am the registered keeper.
I Firstly, does anyone know if the parking ticket (issued by a traffic warden) is valid if it was not sent to the owner, but only to the registered keeper?
2. The clamper, who had left the unattended clamped car for over four hours - agreed to remove the clamp on the condition I put in writing (on the back of the letter he posted through my door) that I would pay £350 on a certain date, and signed it - which I did ( I am my mums registered carer and the clamper said unless I did as he instructed, he wouldn't be able to see me until the following morning to remove the clamp, and I didn't want to be without the car in case she needed me.) He had initially said unless I paid the money he would take to car "straight to auction" and I would still owe the debt and the additional fees)
He then came back, removed the clamp, and knocked on my door and took back the notice he had previously dropped off (the one I had made the promise to pay and signed)
3. During our telephone conversations I explained to the clamper I was only the registered keeper, and could not afford to have the clamp removed. He then advised me to approach a log-book loan company to raise the money. As he has removed the clamp - which if I understand it correctly, he should have never attached to a car on HP, is there any action I can take against the clamper and Jacobs for their illegal act?
Last week, a car belonging to my mother (under a finance agreement), was clamped outside my house for alleged non-payment of a parking fine. I am the registered keeper.
I Firstly, does anyone know if the parking ticket (issued by a traffic warden) is valid if it was not sent to the owner, but only to the registered keeper?
2. The clamper, who had left the unattended clamped car for over four hours - agreed to remove the clamp on the condition I put in writing (on the back of the letter he posted through my door) that I would pay £350 on a certain date, and signed it - which I did ( I am my mums registered carer and the clamper said unless I did as he instructed, he wouldn't be able to see me until the following morning to remove the clamp, and I didn't want to be without the car in case she needed me.) He had initially said unless I paid the money he would take to car "straight to auction" and I would still owe the debt and the additional fees)
He then came back, removed the clamp, and knocked on my door and took back the notice he had previously dropped off (the one I had made the promise to pay and signed)
3. During our telephone conversations I explained to the clamper I was only the registered keeper, and could not afford to have the clamp removed. He then advised me to approach a log-book loan company to raise the money. As he has removed the clamp - which if I understand it correctly, he should have never attached to a car on HP, is there any action I can take against the clamper and Jacobs for their illegal act?
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