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parking ticket liability
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in january of this year, i recieved two separate Penalty charge/parking tickets , for a vehicle privately registered to me ,I scrapped the car, the penalty charge/parking tickets, i still havent paid, I have a car reistered to my company which is a limited company, where iam listed as a Director, can the "company vehicle" be clamped/removed in lieu of non payment of penalty charges ? - ~I will add the "company vehcle" , does not have any outstanding Penalty charges/parking tickets , against it - only the vehicle which was nothing do do with my company did, can anyone throw any light on my query , ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Your simplest solution is to pay the fines (which have probably increased enormously already, and will go on doing so - you could easily end up with a bad credit record).
If they are civil fines then the creditor is probably in the process of getting a County Court Judgement, & when they have one and you default on it they can/will send bailiffs. Bailiffs can clamp your car but if the one you now have is not registered in your name they should not do so, as they are only allowed to take property of the debtor. However, bailiffs are often none too particular about their methods, so you could find it clamped anyway, and have difficulty getting it back - especially if it was in fact bought with your money.
If they are civil fines then the creditor is probably in the process of getting a County Court Judgement, & when they have one and you default on it they can/will send bailiffs. Bailiffs can clamp your car but if the one you now have is not registered in your name they should not do so, as they are only allowed to take property of the debtor. However, bailiffs are often none too particular about their methods, so you could find it clamped anyway, and have difficulty getting it back - especially if it was in fact bought with your money.
Bailiffs........some years ago,,,,,,A Bailiff had a WARRANT to the value of �560 ........... meaning i was the debtor .....I gave the BAILIFF calling - �200 . cash ...i said to him , dont issue a reciept ,and keep the �200 cash for yourself..im 100 percent sure , he didnt hand the money , into his office - he wasnt meant to....it was a CASH SWEETNER if yu get my drift,,,,,,, he ate a lot of pies,,,,,if u get my drift,,,i wonder if he knows who his father IS !
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