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Re: VCS - Parked after expiry time - Powis Car Park, Woolwich
DIR By: InterCity125
Date: April 22, 2026, 1:53 am
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I agree with the above.
You could also counter their argument regarding the
non-nomination of an alternative driver with the argument
presented in your WS.
JB's assertion regarding compliance with 9(2)(f) is totally
unsupported and the required wording is clearly specified in the
statute - why does the Claimant feel that this wording is not
needed when the legislation says that it does?
They don't address the 'time on site' argument - you did not
demand a 5 min free (consideration) period at the start of your
parking session - it was the operator who calculated the 'expiry
time' when you offered payment - if the operator wished to price
their service based on 'time on site' then their computer
software could easily do that - it's your confirmation of
contract which will be central to the argument.
Good to see that they rolled over on the admission of who was
driving - the Court will note this.
In his additional WS, JB makes a very basic miscalculation of
the overstay - he says that it was 17 minutes but this is not
the case.
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Re: VCS - Parked after expiry time - Powis Car Park, Woolwich
DIR By: m_odwong@hotmail.com
Date: May 3, 2026, 11:03 am
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Unfortunately the judge ruled in their favour.
She reasoned that they complied with Pofa as the NtK included
the various statutes and they are allowed to paraphrase, and
apparently that sentence within brackets isn't strictly
required. Does anyone know if there are cases where judges have
ruled otherwise for exactly the same worded Ntk's?
The judge also ruled the signs were clear enough as they state
the contract is with VCS.
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