Premier Park problems

[apriliamgt]

Hello there.

 

Just need alitte advice. The area where I live there is a residential parking area which is monitored by premier park. Yes there are signs about displaying a valid permit, But as this is my flat with my own space which I own they still put a parking ticket on my car.

 

Im wondering where I stand. Ive been following the advice iv seen on other forums about ignoring them and I have recieved the usual letters requiring paying of £50,£100, then £150 from there debt recovery plus ltd. With the latest letter with a reduced payment offer of £120 ( which I will not pay) as I was parked on my own landed which with a lease of 150years (including parking space).

 

In this letter It tells me about CCJs etc the normal stuff.

 

Just wondering where I stand.

 

Regards

Mthomas

[DBC]

Yes, just the usual hollow and empty threats. Just keep ignoring them.

[Andy77799]

If you see him again give him the ticket back and tell him to stop littering and trespassing your vehicle...

[dx100uk]

ignore

 

dx

[apriliamgt]

Incase they did want to take it to court. Do I have grounds that a member of their staff entered or stepped on private land? and gave no permission to police that land which is owned by myself?

[Andy77799]

They won`t, Just Ignore it..... And smile!

[dx100uk]

Incase they did want to take it to court. Do I have grounds that a member of their staff entered or stepped on private land? and gave no permission to police that land which is owned by myself?

 

please do some reading in this forum

 

dx

[BASFORDLAD2]

Incase they did want to take it to court. Do I have grounds that a member of their staff entered or stepped on private land? and gave no permission to police that land which is owned by myself?

 

Just have a good read round the forum

[apriliamgt]

I live in a residential area with allocated spaces which is in my tenants agreement.

 

I have had problems before as they patrol a parking area.

 

I ignored as stated on here and still waiting for my court date ... 8 mouths later I must say .

 

Now they are up to there old tricks and started putting tickets on my car for 3 days running.

 

So coming onto my private land where my car is parked.

 

As this is my 3rd ticket in 3 days

 

it's starting to annoy me as to whatever they use to stick the darn thing on is leaving crappy marks of glue on my drivers side window.

 

Just wondering what I should do. Also not displaying my permit as I don't see I have to as its my space which I pay under my tenets agreement.

 

Thanks

[ManxRed]

Leaving marks on your window might be construed as criminal damage. Send a letterto the Managing Agents withdrawing all consent for the parking company to trespass on your land and that any future tickets will be cleaned off professionally and the Managing Agents will be invoiced accordingly, you will hold them liable for the actions of their agent.

[apriliamgt]

What are peoples thought on these companys trying to enforce my own land... Its an outrage. What are the legal stance on PPC putting tickets on peoples cars in a residential area? ( regardless if they put signs up) Its my space which I own. So I have every right to display whatever I like parked in my own bay

[ManxRed]

What are peoples thought on these companys trying to enforce my own land... Its an outrage. What are the legal stance on PPC putting tickets on peoples cars in a residential area? ( regardless if they put signs up) Its my space which I own. So I have every right to display whatever I like parked in my own bay

 

Whatever it states in your lease takes priority over any signs or schemes the Management Company put in place. If it says nothing in your lease about displaying a permit then you don't need to. End of story. The Parking Company are trespassing on your space. You need to let the Management Company know that you no longer give implied permission for them to do this. They must then exclude you from the parking scheme. The only way the Management Company can operate the scheme on your space is if (a) they vary the deeds (and they would need your permission for that) or (b) get your permission to operate the scheme. Without your consent they cannot do anything on your space. The End.

[apriliamgt]

Ok after recieving 3 tickets off this private parking company for parking in my own space where my flat is.

 

Ive ignored the tickets but now they have got hold of my address and written to me by name with the date and time of the ticket being issued.

 

 

Saying the normal pay £100 in 28days if not it will go upto £150. and I have 3 letters all at once.

 

At the bottom on the letter is a Declaration of owner/driver.

 

Help please and advice

[DBC]

Just ignore these clowns.Just treat those letters as you would any other junk mail.

 

As for that "declaration", that's just a crude attempt at making you believe this is an official document, instead of a worthless piece of paper.

[apriliamgt]

you can tell its just been printed off using a crappy printer and 1 of the tickets issued , The number plate is incorrect by 1 letter which I only just noticed

[Nev Met]

What's the name of the PPC company in full please?

 

If it's Premier Parking Services Uk Ltd (there or there abouts) can you post the picture of the sign that they rely on to enforce so that I can see the detail of the terms and conditions?

[apriliamgt]

 

As you will note, this is due to no permit.. No permit is not being displayed as we had a problem before and my landlord dealt with them orignally and removed his flat from the parking enforcement in our area as he has not given permission.

 

This was when we first moved in 2 years ago. and have not displayed a permit since. these are only recent

[apriliamgt]

im trying to post a larger image

[apriliamgt]

sorry i need to post 10times to allow me

[apriliamgt]

one more time and ill post

[apriliamgt]

Edited May 19, 2012 by apriliamgt

[Jamberson]

You don't have to pay it. Just bin the letter.

[give them FA]

Fairly standard begging letter. Write back and ask them to use softer paper as the hard shiny stuff is not kind to your bum.

 

But a classic example that when you bring the parking parasites into a residential area, the only people that suffer are the residents.

 

Oh and if you write, remember, head the letter "Accounts Dept" and don't put a stamp on it. Let the cowboys pay to get it.

[DBC]

I like that "transfer of liability department". What's that then? the next desk along in the Portakabin?

[Old Snowy]

Just another example of the overuse of limited imagination and a little legal knowledge. Simply intended to befuddle Mr & Mrs Average and instill the idea that this invoice has legal standing - which, of course, it doesn't.