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I'll apologise before I start, as I am new to these forums and have only registered to post this question. I've done a quick search and and think I've just about got the the right answer but would prefer to make sure.
My wife is disabled and parked in a disabled bay at a private car park at a shopping centre. As she has only recently become disabled she is still awaiting details of her entitlement and therefore cannot yet apply for a blue badge.
She paid for the parking ticket and displayed it but doesn't of course doesn't yet have a blue badge.
The attendant watched her, her carer and my 1 year old daughter leave the car and then walked over and put the pcn on the windscreen.
So my questions are:
1. Without a council parking place order is "fine" for the disabled place enforceable?
2. If there is no parking place order, do I just ignore anything they send to us until they give up?
Disabled Parking
on the windscreen.
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