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isn't there an 'if you have a dispute' section on it?
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nah doesn't say alot, basically looks like either pay or take it to court.
also they have spelling errors on their little slip Just when i though i couldn't detest the police anymore... got it for parking outside my house whilst i got changed - it says ".(unkown word insert here)obstruction of povemo", when i said why don't you catch a paedo/ criminal/ drug dealer or turn up after a break-in the little sl@g had very little to say |
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You could object to paying it, on account of the bad spelling.
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There are websites that give people advice on how to get off these things.
Without knowing the ful details, I'd imagine that the spelling errors might be a reason to object to the ticket. |
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M&P whilst we are talking about spelling, the word is spelt full. How hironic is that
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yer ive had a quick look, have to look into it tomorrow.
cheers people. |
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If you can think up a plausible excuse for parking there (e.g. transporting elderly relative or something), you might be able to appeal it. Only joking about the spelling, btw.
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That's very ironic, Jayco. But I would also hope that anyone giving out parking tickets hasn't drunk a bottle-and-a-half of £10-a-bottle white wine - like I've had!
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you dont look old enough to buy it ;)
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:^0
Yesterday, I was in the same M&S that had refused me wine nine months ago. This time, they served me with no arguments - possibly cos the badge on the cashier's shirt said "HAMID - MANAGER". Good to see at least one of them's got a braincell... |