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PostPosted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 12:40 pm 
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Misuse of a Blue Badge is a serious offence.



Non-disabled people who park in a bay designated for Blue Badge holders
are liable to a parking fine.


Hi
In this case there was no mis-use of the Blue Badge the main reason being is that the person driving the car was NOT on a public highway, he was on private property which does not come under any traffic regulations.

Its the same as double yellow lines on private land, they mean nothing at all.

If the driver had parked on a public road then yes he would be liable to a parking fine but he was not, he is in breach of a so called contract which is not worth the paper its printed on.


I was under the impression he was parked on a normal public road, I have never seen anyone issued a private ticket................. it's just usually a wheel clamp.... and you have to pay the bill...... I'm certainly going to look up the site you have posted....

The point about the Blue badge.......... is that the disabled have the right of access to a taxi..... but the law restricts the Taxi Driver from having a Blue badge unless he is disabled himself........... you use their own rules against them and then hammer it home with the disabled lobby protecting their own rights...... you have opened this issue up in a different way which should be interesting.... thank you.....Trevor ...


Well the facts are there mate......and can be backed up by actual people involved in the situation described.
BTW....My passenger is equally disgusted by the way the legislation is written regarding public transport and disabled passengers !

Steve

PS: Why wont the councils give us drivers Blue badges ? If they did we could them provide a decent service to disabled passengers !
Steve

Because there are always the few who abuse it regularly!!

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One thing to check out is to see if the local council has passed bylaws which enable the issuing of parking penalty notices. Most councils do it for council owned car parks and it is possible that the car parking for this shopping centre is also covered under local bylaws


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kermit2482 wrote:
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Proper bailiffs act for the court. They can't call until the matter has been to court. I think that is corect maybe Kermit could confirm this.


Hi Grandad, you get two different types of Bailiffs, Court bailiffs and certificated bailiffs, a high court bailiff acts on behalf of the court and yes your right a court order would have to be obtained, however a certificated bailiff can be instructed by any company with reasonable grounds, A certificated bailiff has also been awarded his/her certificate through the court though!! In this instance it is simply not enough to just state the claim is in dispute, most certificated bailiffs will quite simply take a note of that and give you a 7 day letter in order to take up the dispute with the PCN issuing company and if this is proved then the bailiffs are called off but if not and you decide to ignore the 7 day notice then rest assured the bailiffs will be back. I hope this helps :wink:


I thought you might know the answer to this. :wink:

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