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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Fine parking lot/fine car park?

Is it correct English for places where cars whose proprietors have financial arguments with the government or the police are temporarily kept?

  

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anonymous places where cars whose proprietors have financial arguments with the government or the police are temporarily kept? It is an 'impoundment yard' or 'impoundment lot'.

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous places where cars whose proprietors have financial arguments with the government or the police are temporarily kept?
  • It is an 'impoundment yard' or 'impoundment lot'.
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anonymousplaces where cars whose proprietors have financial arguments with the government or the police are temporarily kept?

It is an 'impoundment yard' or 'impoundment lot'.

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