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Lagadu -v- AG [2013] JRC 076 (17 April 2013)
Appeal dismissed after the appellant admitted parking a company vehicle on a prohibited yellow line in St Helier, despite arguments about ownership and service.
Vibert -v- AG [2013] JRC 030 (07 February 2013)
The appeal against two contempt convictions was dismissed. The court held the appellant had proper notice to attend, no reasonable excuse, and no apparent bias.
Vibert v AG [2012] JRC 181 (11 October 2012)
Appeal against a parking conviction dismissed. The court held the registered owner could be inferred to be the vehicle user absent contrary evidence, and rejected procedural objections.
Lidgett -v- AG [2005] JRC 152 (03 November 2005)
Appeal against conviction for parking in an unloading bay succeeded after the court held the magistrate applied the wrong legal test under Article 6(4).
White v Att. Gen. [2001] JLR_Note 25 (21 May 2001)
A Jersey road traffic note on whether parking obstruction in a designated space can amount to an offence where access or traffic is impeded.
White v AG [2001] JRC 114 (21 May 2001)
The appeal succeeded because parking in a designated bay with a paycard did not amount to unnecessary obstruction under Jersey road traffic law.
Jeune v AG [2000] JRC 66 (14 April 2000)
The Royal Court dismissed an appeal against conviction after a guilty plea, but allowed the appeal against sentence because the penalty rested on an unlawful parking exemption agreement.
Williams v Att. Gen. [1989] JLR_Note 11a (03 July 1989)
A Jersey law report note concerning whether previous convictions are relevant in a parking offences matter.
Standfast v St. Helier (Constable) [1968] JJ 867 (16 February 1968)
The court held that altering the time on a parking disc was not an offence where the vehicle was only moved within the same parking space.
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