"Rod Speed" wrote in message
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote
Norman Wells wrote

The conditions may be unreasonable. The only time they're unenforceable is if
they're entirely unconscionable. You're perfectly at liberty to contract to
whatever conditions you want to. If you park there, you're accepting the terms
and conditions displayed.

OK then. The conditions say you will be beheaded if you outstay the prescribed
times. Would that be a legal contract?

At the end the day it comes down to whether the conditions are reasonable or not.

And legal too.

They have to be legal.

But they don't have to be 'reasonable', either in your eyes or those of the court.

But he's blown both feet off completely now that he has admitted that there is no
contract if there is no consideration, and there isn't in your case.

The consideration is that you can park there provided you comply with the terms and
conditions.