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ParkingEye

Retail Car Park, Manchester

Issue: Overstayed by 8 minutes in a free car park. £100 charge issued.

How we helped: Challenged on grounds of disproportionate charge and inadequate grace period signage. Cancelled at initial appeal.

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Euro Car Parks

Supermarket, Birmingham

Issue: ANPR system captured entry and exit times incorrectly. Client was within time limit.

How we helped: Challenged ANPR evidence accuracy. Provided timestamped receipt. Cancelled at POPLA.

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London Borough of Lambeth

Bus Lane, Brixton Road

Issue: Entered bus lane to allow emergency vehicle to pass. £130 PCN.

How we helped: Submitted formal representations with dashcam evidence showing emergency vehicle. Council accepted.

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Marston Holdings

Council Tax Enforcement, London

Issue: Enforcement agent charged £310 above the regulated fee amount.

How we helped: Challenged under Taking Control of Goods (Fees) Regulations 2014. Enforcement company removed unlawful charges.

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Gladstones Solicitors (for Smart Parking)

County Court

Issue: Default CCJ entered after client moved address and never received the claim form.

How we helped: Drafted N244 set-aside application with evidence of address change. Solicitor filed. Court set aside the judgment. Parking company discontinued.

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Smart Parking

Hospital Car Park, Leeds

Issue: Client visiting A&E department. Payment machine was not accepting cards. £60 charge.

How we helped: Appealed citing medical emergency, payment machine malfunction, and BPA Code of Practice requirements. Cancelled at operator stage.

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DWP

PIP Assessment

Issue: Client's PIP claim rejected at assessment despite substantial medical evidence.

How we helped: Drafted mandatory reconsideration request citing medical evidence. DWP reversed decision without need for tribunal.

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Online Retailer

Consumer Dispute

Issue: Faulty goods worth £480. Retailer refused refund citing 30-day limit despite fault within 6 months.

How we helped: Drafted formal complaint under Consumer Rights Act 2015 s.24 (right to repair or replacement within 6 months). Retailer issued full refund.

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