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Originally Posted by nomadking
Not relevant as this was a council fine.
The costs were from challenging the bailiffs, not the original fine.
Puzzled as to why she brought the action and not him. Was it to get around paying the costs? IE He can pay, but she can't.
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I'm fully aware it was a council fine and that is why I said at the start of my post
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any good lawyer would have advised her husband to 1st write to the council clearly explaining why he objected especially if he had mitigating circumstances that he wanted to be taken into consideration in his appeal
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I just happened to add to my post that parking on private land is a totally different ball game and spoke of a experience that I knew off, that's all.
Plus I think I made it quite clear should appealing on both types of fines fail then it would be advised to pay the fine as the cost of losing is not worth the original cost of the parking ticket.