CroatiaA man from Pula received a notice demanding payment of 360.40 euros for two unpaid daily parking tickets worth 2.70 euros each, issued in July 2024. The man posted on Facebook asking if this was realistic and requested legal advice. According to the article, daily parking tickets are considered usage fees, not traffic fines, and if not paid within the deadline, the parking operator may initiate forced collection procedures. Additional costs such as legal interest, notification fees, and administrative charges may apply. Experts advised verifying the authenticity of the document, checking the issuer, and contacting the local utility company or creditor for detailed information about the debt. Citizens can check their debts through the e-Dugovanja app or at Fine branches, while negotiations for repayment require direct contact with the creditor or enforcement officer. The statute of limitations for such debts depends on specific circumstances and whether the enforcement process has been initiated.
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