He immediately appealed the fine but it was rejected twice and he instead received letters from DCB Legal demanding £100, then £200, then £268 which would be reduced if he paid within seven days.

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A motorist has won a court case against a parking company after being fined £268 - because it took him almost half an hour to pay a £1.20 charge. David Lockett claimed Excel Parking demanded he ...

He immediately appealed the fine but it was rejected twice and he instead received letters from DCB Legal demanding £100, then £200, then £268 which would be reduced if he paid within seven days.

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