As it have been mentioned double yellows are up to the property boundary....

if this is the case should there not be signs stating that no parking is allowed?

The reason I'm on this site is to get actual advice potentially from someone who has experience in this sector, i know this is private property as mention, this could be an edge case that needs fighting if necessary. Not all tickets issued are lawful.

Its the principal, if its private property then surely they cannot just ticket people!

We know this is private property as we had the opportunity to buy the land and the boundaries were up to the path.

Your comments have been noted and I have confirmed with West Northants Highways that even though the land is designated as private property, it is part of the publicly maintained highway and that the PCN was therefore correctly issued. The private landowner (or their predecessor) dedicated the area as Highway. Kingswell Street was realigned and widened in the 90’s when St Peters Square shopping precinct was built and a width of private land was dedicated as highway down the west side of the road. The land is still privately owned but responsibility is passed to the Highway Authority. These are comments that have been passed onto me today by another person who had a ticket in the same spot. parking 1.pdf

Hi, I need some advice, I have been given a parking ticket whilst being parked on private property, I explained this is private property but still got a ticket as the traffic wardens were told to, the ticket is Parked in a restricted street during prescribed hours (double parked/obstruction), as you can see where I am parked no obstruction was caused, the property is owned privately that extends past the fence to the pathway. Does anyone have any advice as I want to fight this ticket in court if they have no grounds? parking 1.pdf Thank you