I've just renewed my Residential Parking Permit for the
year. It would have run out on the 25th; only I cut it
fine, as I wanted it on next month's CC bill.

This got me thinking. If instead I somehow ended up in
hospital and there was nobody else to pay it, would I have
been charged the statutory amount ( for the sake of argument
�90) every single day ?

So that if I was kept in hospital for 10 months, I would come
out facing a bill for �27,000.

Or is there a maximum amount that applies for parking a car in
the one place and never moving it, in situations where
towing away etc. doesn't apply ?


bb

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On Wed, 23 Apr 2025 13:29:18 +0100
"billy bookcase" <[email protected]> wrote:

I've just renewed my Residential Parking Permit for the
year. It would have run out on the 25th; only I cut it
fine, as I wanted it on next month's CC bill.

This got me thinking. If instead I somehow ended up in
hospital and there was nobody else to pay it, would I have
been charged the statutory amount ( for the sake of argument
�90) every single day ?

So that if I was kept in hospital for 10 months, I would come
out facing a bill for �27,000.

Or is there a maximum amount that applies for parking a car in
the one place and never moving it, in situations where
towing away etc. doesn't apply ?

I'm fairly certain Windows XP won't be any help in this situation.


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Bah, and indeed Humbug.

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