Man who Removed Wheelclamp Did NOT Break the Law

Another clamping company has fallen foul of the law in a legal battle that could set a dangerous precedent for future working practices of those operating on private land, reports the British Parking Association (BPA).

Magistrates ruled that Mr Peter Cartner was not breaking the law when he forcibly removed a clamp after having left the car unattended in a pub car park. Cartner told how he had parked in the car park with the intention of visiting the landlord, who was an old friend. However,... (169 more words)

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