10-19-2026, 02:46 PM
Thanks @Brenda_R2. At least it was POPLA and not the utterly cowardly IAS whose fake (supposedly solicitor level) adjudicators would not feel out of place sitting as judges in a North Korean court.
Whether it is POPLA or the IAS, had the decision gone the other way, it is never binding on the appellant and no one would ever simply pay because of that. In the vast majority of cases I deal with, if they reach court, a district judge is the only truly independent arbiter and there are usually many good arguments for defending against these corrupt private parking firms.
Whether it is POPLA or the IAS, had the decision gone the other way, it is never binding on the appellant and no one would ever simply pay because of that. In the vast majority of cases I deal with, if they reach court, a district judge is the only truly independent arbiter and there are usually many good arguments for defending against these corrupt private parking firms.
Never argue with stupid people. They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience. - Mark Twain
