Couple given parking fine for overstaying by 12 minutes as mum gave birth
- 7 months ago
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It was said that a Sydney couple who took a park ticket during the worker should initially pay their revenues with NSW. Greg Mullins, partner Carly Earl, gave birth to the new baby girl Hazel in the delivery room, a parking penalty of $ 120 to overcome 12 minutes. "If I wasn't in technical labor, I might have had a new birth ," Carly 9news said to Carly 9News. Greg Mullins, daughter and newborn hazelnut in the hospital. "There was a little scary for a few minutes, the heart rate fell, there are some unpredictable elements of labor." Hazel Home safely and firmly, surprise ticket came to the mail after a few weeks. "We just thought it was ridiculous, we thought that a controversial fine against someone who has passed through labor would be rejected."Said. The ticket came to the mail a few weeks after he brought Hazel home. Carly Earl said there was no way to move the car while giving birth. However, income NSW initially rejected the application to be waived fine. "We acknowledge that your wife is in labor and you cannot pay for ditional parking lot, but we cannot cancel the fine."Said. Carly said there was no "nobody on the face of the planet" that could move and move their cars. Income NSW has tried to call Greg and Carly since then and left an apology in his voice messages.
It was said that a Sydney couple who took a park ticket during the worker should initially pay their revenues with NSW. Greg Mullins, partner Carly Earl, gave birth to the new baby girl Hazel in the delivery room, a parking penalty of $ 120 to overcome 12 minutes. "If I wasn't in technical labor, I might have had a new birth ," Carly 9news said to Carly 9News. Greg Mullins, daughter and newborn hazelnut in the hospital. "There was a little scary for a few minutes, the heart rate fell, there are some unpredictable elements of labor." Hazel Home safely and firmly, surprise ticket came to the mail after a few weeks. "We just thought it was ridiculous, we thought that a controversial fine against someone who has passed through labor would be rejected."Said. The ticket came to the mail a few weeks after he brought Hazel home. Carly Earl said there was no way to move the car while giving birth. However, income NSW initially rejected the application to be waived fine. "We acknowledge that your wife is in labor and you cannot pay for ditional parking lot, but we cannot cancel the fine."Said. Carly said there was no "nobody on the face of the planet" that could move and move their cars. Income NSW has tried to call Greg and Carly since then and left an apology in his voice messages.