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While that may have been arguable for the first ticket, it's ridiculous to argue that you don't know anything about the restrictions by the time you receive the second ticket, let alone the 200th, so I don't see that that argument would have got very far in this particular case.She missed a few tricks in court : under Scots law , signs such as those posted by the parking company are meaningless , unless the owner can prove they were brought to the attention of the defendant before any alleged contravention took place . Since the supposed contract is based on reading of and accepting the conditions outlined on the sign , no contract can have existed in the first place and therefore no case to answer.
If she does elect to appeal the case, one can only hope that she has learnt her lesson and that she engages a suitably qualified legal professional to conduct it for her.
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