Steven Duff of Proserve recently took the DVLA to a judicial review, hoping to be able to get keeper details without joining an ATA.
Assuming his turnover is less than £250k, this would have saved him fees of £6000 odd for the BPA or £4000 odd for the IPC.
However instead it cost...
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Assuming his turnover is less than £250k, this would have saved him fees of £6000 odd for the BPA or £4000 odd for the IPC.
However instead it cost...
...£25,000 of DVLA costs and an estimated £10k of his own costs.
This is around 6 years of BPA membership or 9 years of IPC membership. It looks like the gamble did not pay off.
Happy Parking,
The Parking Prankster