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Trojanfarce | 12:33 Mon 14th Apr 2008 | Law
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I recently received a Fixed Penalty Notice in a private car park. It was placed directly in my line of vision from the driver's seat, which left a bit of a mess when i took it off. Am I right in thinking that it is illegal to place parking tickets in such a manner as to cause obstruction to the driver?
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No, it's not illegal.
15:06 Mon 14th Apr 2008
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If its a private car park and not run by the council what you have had is not a fine but an invoice which is not enforceable. Whatever you do, do not pay it!! Go to www.pepipoo.com if you need more advice.
15:22 Mon 14th Apr 2008
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Ta, both
15:51 Mon 14th Apr 2008
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I'd get it cleaned and send them the receipt requesting payment. You won't get I should imagine but it may make them think about it in future.
21:09 Mon 14th Apr 2008

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