I do park there still yes - but only when the owner is not in the country. I specifically made it as obscure as possible as to not give them any ammunition. It says on MSE - 'If you own the car but weren't driving Unlike official parking tickets, when on private land, it is the DRIVER, not the owner, who is liable, because a contract to park is formed between the landowner and the driver. An invoice landing on your doormat may be the first you know of a parking ticket, but it's no reason to feel alarmed. The most important thing to understand is ... If you weren't driving, you're not liable and you've no need to tell who was' If that's true everything is fine - however I'm a bit of a worrier and would like confirmation.

I found one on my window this morning having spent the weekend away. It is in a private car park underneath my apartment block. I have the right to park there, there are no permits. I have a fob for access. However I wasn't parked in the correct spot. The car park is never more than 50% full and I always see cars in different spots.I phoned them up (stupidly) and explained this and gave the ticket number, but did not give any personal details. They told me I had to pay the fine and appeal by writing. Since doing a bit of reading I see that they are cowboys.However, the vehicle is not owned by myself. The vehicle's owner is currently not in the country. This should be a straight forward win for me right? Thanks in advance.