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Fixed penalty notice
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Can they send you this notice whenever they want, in 1 month or even 10 months time or does it have to be sent for a certain time.
There is no time limit for serving the requirement to identify the rider - s.172, Road Traffic Act 1988.
But the notice of intended prosecution is required (with some exceptions) to be served on the registered keeper within 14 days of the offence - s.1, Road Traffic offenders Act 1988.
If you are the registered keeper at the time of the offence (check the date at the bottom of page 2 of the V5C), and your son sends his reply to arrive outside those 14 days, they may realise the error and not take any further action.......0 -
Thinking laterally - could they just have the mail merge fields the wrong way round? (for whatever reason)
If I was Mr Andrew Barrow, I was speeding and received a NIP addressed to Mr Barrow Andrew then I would not necessarily be thinking anything was wrong with the letter.0
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