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ARTICLE · 03 MARCH 2026

Policing Problematic Parking: Terres À L'Amende In Guernsey

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An aspect of property law that is unique to Guernsey, the term refers to an area of land which has been designated as 'Les Terres Mises à L'Amende' (literally meaning 'penalty land') pursuant to an order...

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What is a Terres A L'Amende?

An aspect of property law that is unique to Guernsey, the term refers to an area of land which has been designated as 'Les Terres Mises à L'Amende' (literally meaning 'penalty land') pursuant to an order of Guernsey's Royal Court.

This designation allows a landowner to enforce a set fine (presently £50.00) against those who trespass (i.e. park a vehicle) on the protected land without permission.

How do I put this protection in place?

To obtain an order, an application to the Royal Court is required. The application will, most commonly, be made by the landowner themselves, however (with the landowner's consent) applications may be made by tenants or occupiers of the land.

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