Erroneous French speeding ticket

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[st13phil]

The whole point is that this DOES differ between Scots and English law .

Simply erecting a sign does not constitute a contract in Scots Law - a contract has to be agreed on by all parties concerned before it can be entered into.

I strongly suggest that you read the Act I referenced in an earlier post (sections 90-odd through 100-odd), which clearly states that a parking contract will be formed by the presence of signage.

Even if you choose not to believe that to be the case now (and I have provided a link to a commentary on a Scottish case, written by a Scottish lawyer that says it is the case today), it absolutely will be once the relevant regulation is published by the Scottish legislature.

 

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I strongly suggest that you read the Act I referenced in an earlier post (sections 90-odd through 100-odd), which clearly states that a parking contract will be formed by the presence of signage.

Even if you choose not to believe that to be the case now (and I have provided a link to a commentary on a Scottish case, written by a Scottish lawyer that says it is the case today), it absolutely will be once the relevant regulation is published by the Scottish legislature.

I have read it , and if you read it properly , you will find that it does NOT say that anywhere therein .