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In view of two similar threads regarding right of forced entry for criminal fines, it might be good to clarify the situation where the front door of the debtor's residence is not immediately accessible: Flat block with secure entryphone system no trade button Postie has access code Flat block with secure entryphone system with trade button Secure OAP extra care facility with entryphone, Resident might have a speeding fine for their mobility scooter when plates were cloned or camera garbles the reg no of a speeding car (actually happened to a Flint Pensioner) Gated development with entryphone to street gates are 2 meters high and electrically operated by keypad and phone to residence Presumably unless they get in when someone lets them in or they ring flats at random hoping someone will let them in they cannot force entry to the external main door. -
Hi, I just received a £100 charge notice (or £60 if I pay quickly) from a company called NPE for entering a small shopping centre car park through the wrong entrance (past a no entry sign). This is a shopping centre I have used for many years, but in the last couple of weeks, this company has started operating. I went back and checked the car park and can see two new No Entry signs (at lower level than they would be on a public highway), so you could argue I should have seen these. However, the sign containing details of the penalty is small text that is completely unreadable from a car. Anyone got any advice on how to handle this? Thanks, Richard [ATTACH=CONFIG]55267[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]55268[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]55269[/ATTACH]
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