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From your link "A court may decide that you breached a contract with the parking operator and that you must pay the charges." I don't understand how free parki
by sjtgraham 7y ago
From your link "A court may decide that you breached a contract with the parking operator and that you must pay the charges."
I don't understand how free parking satisfies the elements of a contract. There is no consideration. This would make sense if you paid for parking (thereby forming a contract) and overstayed (breach of contract).
Can you explain that for me?
- gambiting 7y agoI mean, what's difficult here? When you arrive at a car park there's a sign that says "by parking here, you agree to pay £70 per day of parking. The initial 3 hours are free. Your licence plate number has been recorded on entry and will be recorded on exit to determine the amount of time you spent here. If you do not agree to those terms you need to have to leave within 10 minutes of arrival". Basically by parking at someone's property you form a contract with them, as long as the terms of it are publicly and visibly displayed.