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"I can for myself see no legal objection at all in principle for the landowners’ entitlement to charge a (reasonable) liquidated sum for the use of their land. Drivers of vehicles parking on the land are licensees: and if the conditions of parking on the land are sufficiently drawn, by written notice or otherwise, to their attention when doing so they are contractually subject to those conditions, if fair"

 

The Honourable Mr Justice Davis, In the High Court of Justice, Queens Bench Division,Administrative Court. (JR Case Ref CO/13082/2010) 4th February 2011

 

The PPCs can either therefore charge a reasonable sum for the parking service that they provide or go down the breach of contract route but two words are hugely significant here 'reasonable' and 'fair'.

 

Is it 'reasonable' and 'fair' to try and enforce a charge of (for example) £80 for overstaying 30 minutes in a two hour free car park? Of course it isn't.

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