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Parking Charge Notice, from SR Security Services
RikkiTikkiTavi
post Thu, 27 Jun 2019 - 15:44
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Good Day one and all,

I have just received through the mail a letter, from SR Security Services Ltd, entitled 'Parking Charge Notice' in big bold scary blue writing.

The letter alleges, again in big bold scary blue writing, that a parking charge amount of £80.00 is dues within 28 days of the letter issue date - this can be discounted to £25 if paid within 14 days of the letter issue date.

The letter shows two photographs clearly of my vehicle (that is not disputed), one of the rear of the vehicle date/timed 14th June 2019 12:51:33 and one of the front of the vehicle date/timed just 40 seconds later at 14th June 2019 12:51:33 at The Orchard Centre, Didcot.

I was not driving the vehicle at that date/time - that was another member of my family.

My relative did not park the vehicle at any time but was driving to and fro looking for a colleague to pick them up with their shopping; needless to say they were oblivious to the parking rules/regs and most certainly to the possible liability of this now claimed charge, as they were not actually parking at any time, save for the precious few seconds to actually allow the colleague to get on board with their shopping - and even that didn't take place in a parking slot!

I am unfamiliar with this car park (never been there I'm afraid) so it is not clear which is the entrance or exit photograph they are basing their claim on - although it seems logical that, given the time data, the rear photo is on exit and the front photo is of an alleged re-entry in 'breach' of their T&C's, whereby they state "By leaving and returning to the carpark within the no return period you have incurred this charge".

Interestingly they have not included a photograph of the initial entry, or the last exit, although these must be available to them but presumably serve no purpose in support of this 'Parking Charge Notice'!

My questions are:

- is this a valid charge in law?

- is there no allowance for the fact that the vehicle was not parked in their car park at any time that day, the entry/exit/re-entry was of necessity to locate and pick up the drivers colleague?

- any other light usefully shed would be much appreciated.

Thank you,

Rikki
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post Thu, 27 Jun 2019 - 16:23
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this is a private ticket - have asked for move to correct section.
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