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Advice needed for court summons for road tax

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  • Premier_2
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    My bet is, there's more to this than we've been told.

    Brand new poster, (or at least brand new account :rolleyes:), and not giving us the whole story? Who'd have thought ... :cool:
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  • Premier wrote: »
    Correction. The car should never have been driven from the private industrial estate without firts having obtained the road tax ;)

    If the MOT was pre-booked OP could have driven to the test centre and back.
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  • Premier_2
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    If the MOT was pre-booked OP could have driven to the test centre and back.

    Ah...now an MOT station only accepting a cheque with a cheque guarantee card, that I do accept. :)
    "Now to trolling as a concept. .... Personally, I've always found it a little sad that people choose to spend such a large proportion of their lives in this way but they do, and we have to deal with it." - MSE Forum Manager 6th July 2010
  • Premier wrote: »
    Brand new poster, (or at least brand new account :rolleyes:), and not giving us the whole story? Who'd have thought ... :cool:


    And have you noticed how, everyone of them always gets caught the first/only time they do something wrong?:rolleyes:

    Seems our authorities are better than we give them credit for.:rotfl:
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  • Premier_2
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    sarahhazel wrote: »
    ... I have now received court summons for 2 weeks time which will be a minimum fine of the £185 plus £61 court costs but could result in a max fine of £2500. ...

    Are you sure?

    The maximum penalty for this offence is £5000 and/or two years imprisonment.

    Don't forget your toothbrush! :D
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