The Parking Prankster Guide to Fighting a ParkingEye Court Claim by The Parking Prankster
>> Sunday, March 16, 2014
This guide explains why you should not panic at the threat of court action from ParkingEye and sets out the steps you need to take to fight the claim. The legal processes are clearly spelled out along with examples from the cases ParkingEye don’t want you to know about – the many times they have lost in court.
ParkingEye are known to file over 1,000 court claims in England and Wales a week for parking overstays. If you are one of their victims, this guide explains why you should not panic at the threat of court action and sets out the steps you need to take to fight the claim. The legal processes are clearly spelled out along with examples from the cases ParkingEye don’t want you to know about – the many times they have lost in court. It explains the sharp practices they use if they can get away with them in the small claims track and shows you how to counter them. Even if the thought of court terrifies you and you would rather pay up even though you know ParkingEye have no case, this guide is also for you. It explains why ParkingEye would much rather settle out of court than proceed to a hearing and gives examples of negotiating settlements for £100, £50 or even £20.
About The Parking Prankster
The Parking Prankster is dedicated to putting the fun back into parking, and writes an irreverent blog highlighting the sharp practices and dodgy dealings that go on in the parking industry. Schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 was meant to help clean up the parking industry and get rig of the suspect wheel-clamping firms. However, sharp practices still abound. As well as the stories on the blog, The Prankster also provides help and advice to anyone who has felt the sharp end of the industry.
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