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       Re: PCN National Parking Control, parking in private premises
       that is owned by the leaseholder, not displaying a permit
   DIR By: H C Andersen
       Date: June 8, 2024, 2:35 pm
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       OP, two things which matter: process and substance.
       As regards substance, IMO you are dwelling far too much on the
       detail of the events. A lease is a legal agreement which binds
       you and the landlord.
       Any obligation you have under this agreement is to the landlord
       - the agreement stipulates that a 'third party' cannot exercise
       the rights of the landlord.
       Even if, and we have not seen anything to this effect, the
       'Regulations' have been amended, they form part of the lease,
       they do not create a separate relationship with a third party.
       INO, deal with this at the appropriate level i.e. legal
       obligations, and not who said what to whom etc.
       IMO, the landlord may not in law amend the agreement
       unilaterally by purporting to make you liable for a breach, if
       such exists, to the sum of £**** which would be adjudicated
       outside the terms of the agreement.
       B******s.
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