Confused! was this not discussed when you divorced and part of the FDR agreement, imposed by the court! if so any breach and you can go back to court.

If it is though a council the ticket is probably enforceable so you will have to pay. check the wording on the ticket. see http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/parking-traffic-offences/142850-council-issued-parking-tickets.html You may get away by saying you were not the driver!!

What needs to be added, is if he relets the flat for June and July he should reimburse the rent you have paid. He cant get paid twice! Or you keep the keys and have use of the flat until the notice period has expired. You have paid to the end of July so it is still your flat and and you dont have to leave till then. You have just given him notice of your intention to terminate the lease. Now you can always negotiate a reduced balance for you leaving early so he can relet the flat. Dont sign the form!! unless you come to some agreemaent on the early relet. He would well in if he relets straight away!

Contact the CPS solicitor dealing with the case and explain you are unsure about what you saw. There is no point in them calling you as an unreliable witness, as it would probably do there case more harm than good.

You dont actually have to be talking or connected, just looking at it in your hand is enough! although I understand somebody got away with it by saying they were just moving it?!

No Defence if you were moving or even stationary with engine on.

Defo not wear and tear, and I pressume average sort of mileage. If this was wear and tear they would all be failing at that age and mileage? Stick to your guns with warranty provider, they never want to pay and will wriggle, many are not worth paying extra for, but ok if given free with the car. threaten to sue garage if warranty does not pay, this may get garage to put pressure on warranty provider. future business etc.

I would suggest to him that the problem is in the installation, if the boiler works fine. It may sludge in the rads? has anyone checked. just isolate ans drain one of them down. Most installers would not be happy leaving it like this. It may not be his fault, so his time is his money. suggest if he is willing sort fault successfully you will pay him for his time if it turns out to not to be connected with the initial insatllation

I would disbute that the gates actually caused the damage in the first place! let him take you to small claims court! he would have to prove this what happened. and you would have an oppotunity to put your side about showing him the gates operation etc. I dont think he would bother?

I Dnt think you have to go as far as actually employing a clamping security firm, just a sign will do, with a telephone number etc. just make it look official. that would be enough to deter most people! cost about £20 from a sign maker.

Post a polite notice about not parking as private! or vehicle will be clamped! which you can legally do with due nitice. usually deters most people.

Return the ticket and say you wish to go court, and also that you consider you have not commited any offence. I doubt you will here any more about it! unless you have commited an offence that is. have they got a time and date on the ticket, together with the police officers number and station?

Sorry about comments, we all try to give advice where and what we think is appropriate to suite the circumstances. What I dont think is very is nice is critiscising other peoples advice. Anyway I think Fed Ups only course of action now is through his credit card company, if he can show Last Minute broke a contract or terms, implied or otherwise to provide tickets for the said show for a particular time/date. From this and other threads I dont think I will be using them!

Robin red breast 9342, Fed Up wanted a quick response or resolution cant wait three weeks for a letter response you (edited) Of course if time was not a constarint then yes, put everything writting, and send it recorded!

I would have thought that if you were specific about the time/date; it is them that have changed it and made an error in not confirming you were ok with the change, maybe no tickets were available for the time /date you wanted! You need to speak to them on the phone, not via email if poss. if you paid by credit card you may have some redress there due to incorrect/ faulty service?

Why did you pay in full, most you should pay at the end of the auction is 10% then the rest on collection after inspection. If you find faults that were not declared then you you negotiate a reduction. I have bought and sold a few vehicles on Ebay. the best way to buy is not to pay anything at all untill you have seen it, then haggle! or see the car before bidding if you can. As for selling get as much paid up front as possible, people will still try and knock you down even though they got a bargain. Its the same as real auction. let the buyer beware! caveat emptor.

Not an expert, but if it had no MOT declared with it then that should have been a warning to you that something was not right! All these cars are sold as seen with or without MOT, whic is normally stated on the vehicle or declared faults, some have warranties of sorts by the vendor! You do have an opportunity to view the vehicle prior to sale, look under bonnet, check tyres etc. if anything looks dodgy dont buy it! You acn also ask the auctioner quetions, like does it come with MOT, prior to sale, but like I said if it had one they usually declare it to get the price up. Some auction houses offer a one hour garauntee for major failures but thats it. Caveat emptor!! let the buyer beware.

Yep ignore them or better still tell them you are going to seek legal advice for harrasement and stress, thats what I do. letters stop straight away.

Tomterm8, you are missing the point in this instance, safety is paramount. It would not matter if the school had painted the lines or the parents. the lines are there for a perfectly good reason. You must not blindly say - look for a legal loophole in all cases when they are indefenceable morally. Safety is at stake here. not just parking restrictions for the sake of it. If you cant see the difference then you are not thinking about what you are doing or saying and just being a robot and churning out the same response time and again. You should MODERATE your responses and advise where appropriate. Would you be so quick to point out that there could be a problem with the legality of the zig zags if someone had been injured through thoughtless parking. I sincerely hope not!

______________________________________________________________ Surely nobody wants to harm children, when I said, I park toward the end of yellow zigzag I truly mean towards the end and I have two of my own children, care and love I have for my own children I care same way about other people's children because I don't want any harm to any of the children either mine or any body else. Children’s are very precious to me and I believe they are to all parents. Youve been caught out, the ticket is a deterant and warning to not park there again. fair cop in my opinion!

Agree with neverending; contract signed and is a done deal. having said that it can be modified by agreement of both parties which must be agreed to in writng. Unfortunately you will be relying on the goodwill of the people/supllier you are dealing with. I pressume the finance agreement has been ratified and you have had notification, payment details etc. so the problem is with the total cost of the car, and the amount the finance company is paying them for it? what deposit did you pay? If the figures are wrong then it is their fault and it is up to them to sort it out, but cannot ask you for more cash up front. if you accept it was agenuine mistake and can live with the addional payments, they can cancel agrreement and take out a new one, with them paying all the costs. If you cant ,as you say, then carry on with the payments to finance company, who own the car if this on HP, but if a personal loan its yours. The only problem is the garage wont honour warraties, but usually find a way around not doing anything anyway so not worth anything anyway, unless the warranty was at extra cost with an insurance company, then in that case you will still be covered. You have the car, you have the paperwork, documents etc. You hold all the car ds. They have no legal right to any additional monies, the car is not theirs anymore. they will have to sue you. good luck, but I dont think there is anything they acn do.

Your contract is with the lease company, so it is with them you should be dealing, not SAAB. What are the terms of the lease regarding disputes vehicle faults etc. I presume when the car was of the road you had an another given to you of equivalent stature to the one you leased, so no loss there? Were the repairs, due to the damege, authorized by the lease company, did they know about it, and repaired to their satisfaction and yours? check with them! Has the car still got faults? if so tell the the lease company. you may be able to reject car as not fit for purpose. If you have been inconvenieced/ costs incurred you may have a claim, but it will be the lease company.

Get a water meter installed, it is your right, as you are responsible for paying the bill ( landlord cannot refuse ) its free and must be done within a short period of you applying for one. Then you know the bill is just for what use. I have done this and my water charges went down from £800/year rateable to £175 mearsured.

I have just had notification of the their increased rates on 6th march, but inform me they are going to back date this to 8th February!!! er NO! elec gone up 28% gas 20%. I spoke to their complaints dept about this and they said tough you got to pay, so swithched to Atlantic and now paying less than before. The point is how can they backdate charges? it must be illegal and certainly immoral. its like any other service or goods supplier/provider they must niotify you in advance of any changes to your agreement or contract. I am sure they will get away with it in many cases and people will pay! If I had the energy I would complain to trading standards, but just switched suppliers and will not be the increased charges in the mean time.

I have had similar disbutes with Parking eye in Aldi supermarkets, just write back Not Valid and if they continue to correspond and threaten all sorts of things you will get legal advice for harrasement. I dont hear from them again.