On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 12:37:01 -0000, Conor
wrote:

In article , Carlos says...


But I have to be proactive in disputing this to avoid bailiffs knocking on
my door, which means writing a letter, photocopying the tickets, travelling
to town in my lunchbreak and queuing for 20 minutes to send it recorded
delivery........

You have to accept it as part of being stupid enough to live in London.

Not just London.

Had the a similar problem at Luton Station the other day.

Got a ticket from the pea brain attendant there and had to fight it.

Won though

Keith J Chesworth
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Keith J Chesworth wrote:

Not just London.

Had the a similar problem at Luton Station the other day.

Got a ticket from the pea brain attendant there and had to fight it.

Won though

What is the position if the parking restriction is on Railway
property, rather than the public road?

Chris
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Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK


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