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fixed penalty notice & summons
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Have you still got the envelope ?Be happy...;)0
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spacey2012 wrote: »Have you still got the envelope ?it is dated 08/08/13, but the alleged offence was on 18/06/13.
Why do they need the envelope?Always try to be at least half the person your dog thinks you are!0 -
2. With regards to your wifes speeding offence, 56 in a 40 it would have to go to court as the limit is 56, any lower then its a fixed penalty. If you look at the magistrates' court sentencing guidelines speeding at 56-65 in a 40 states a 'Band B' fine and 4 – 6 points OR Disqualify 7 – 28 days.
A 'Band B' fine is at least 75% of your weekly wage rising up to 125% ( I guess 75% if you plead guilty)
As for feeling sorry for your wife the guidelines state: -Factor indicating lower culpability,
1. Genuine emergency establishedOne man's folly is another man's wife. Helen Roland (1876 - 1950)0
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