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Absent a law that authorizes them to charge a fine. ( I doubt there is one but there might be) They would have to take you to court to enforce it.
Don't just ignore it though, There is little doubt that they have the name and address of the vehicles registered owner. If you ignore the ticket it will go to a collection agency.
Write a letter to the parking company asking them what authority they have to charge you.
Tell them you do not agree with the charge and refuse to pay it. The failure to dispute the "fine" might be seen as passive consent to the "fine", or at least they might try to argue that.
Do not admit to parking there and leaving. It is up to them to prove your wife did it.
Go to the lot and see if the signs are clearly visible from where she parked. also I would think the signs would have to specifically mention the fine.
Is her car registered to you? If so simply tell them that you are not responsible to pay for someone else parking in their facility. The "fine" is issued to the registered owner if the registerd owner wasn't driving then........
Don't just ignore it though, There is little doubt that they have the name and address of the vehicles registered owner. If you ignore the ticket it will go to a collection agency.
Write a letter to the parking company asking them what authority they have to charge you.
Tell them you do not agree with the charge and refuse to pay it. The failure to dispute the "fine" might be seen as passive consent to the "fine", or at least they might try to argue that.
Do not admit to parking there and leaving. It is up to them to prove your wife did it.
Go to the lot and see if the signs are clearly visible from where she parked. also I would think the signs would have to specifically mention the fine.
Is her car registered to you? If so simply tell them that you are not responsible to pay for someone else parking in their facility. The "fine" is issued to the registered owner if the registerd owner wasn't driving then........