Indeed - seems like I am in safe hands now.

Indeed, I'm just wondering what I should be doing in the meantime as they would be sending debt collection letters etc and rack up the amounts. My letter already indicated either cancel or issue proceedings while PCM ignored this and tried to refer me to IAS and debt collection. So if this goes to court, which amount would I be defending against? What should I do in the meantime? Whip the management company into doing something?

Hey sgtbush, Yes, the lease defined the Parking Area (clause 1(a)) and further stated in another schedule. I dont have a specific bay but I do have the right to park in the Parking Space in the Parking Area as designated by the Landlord. If the expression "the Parking Space" is defined in clause 1 of this Lease (but only if it is so defined) (a) the exclusive right to park one private motor car (or one private motor bike) in the Parking Space The request is coming from PCM who is not a party to the lease and no appointment of a third party to manage parking has been mentioned in the lease apart from Parking service charges so PCM should not have any power, I believe. Don't see how PCM can take me to court without Landlord's consent stating that I have not complied with the term of the lease i.e. park in the designated area. I think I will just wait for the CC notice and ignore the debt collector or ask them to p* off as the liability has not been established in court. Thoughts?

@forcharli - what happened in the end then? I just been struck with something similar.

For a windscreen ticket (Notice To Driver) please answer the following questions.... 1 The date of infringement? 4/9/17 2 Have you yet appealed to the parking company yet? [Y/N?] Y (stupidly enough to negate my Pofa) if you have then please post up whatever you sent and how you sent it and the date you sent it, suitably redacted. [as a PDF- follow the upload guide has there been a response? Y - appeal rejected 5 Who is the parking company?Parking Control Management (UK) Ltd (“PCM”) 6. where exactly [Carpark name and town] did you park? Right to park in own development ("London City Island" according to lease. Paid £30k for it and MC just washed off their hands There is a clause in the lease that might make my case slightly different to the precedents that I had read: To comply with all reasonable regulations which the Landlord may from time to time make and publish in respect of the use of car parking spaces within the Parking Area I strongly believe that the regulation to display permit and getting "invoiced" for it is not "reasonable" contrary to the clause in the lease. I have already paid for the right to park, being charged for no permit would be unreasonable. CAG pdf_Redacted.pdf Appeal rejected_Redacted.pdf