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ParkingEye wins at their first County Court Hearing post Protection of Freedoms Act
Date: 4th June 2013
ParkingEye, in their first County Court Hearing since the arrival of Keeper Liability and the Protection of Freedoms Act, gained a resounding win. Luckily the defendant hadn't heard the law had changed and the poor sap tried to argue he was not the driver. Even better, neither he nor the judge spotted our Parking Charge notices were not compliant (we forgot to name 'the creditor' - oops!) and so we pulled one out of the fire! Whoopee doo! It's just like winning on penalties after extra time! Or The Tour de France on drugs! The defendant had to pay ParkingEye the £100 Parking Charge plus costs.
ParkingEye would like to thank LPC – who attended the court on behalf of ParkingEye – for their successful work on this matter.
As we pay LPC at least £200 per case we only made £100 loss in going to court. It was worth it though, just to see the look on the motorist's face.
Ah, nothing like paying good money for the satisfaction of an unenforceable default judgment!
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