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How long does it take speeding tickets to come through?

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  • Car_54
    Car_54 Posts: 8,920 Forumite
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    headpin wrote: »
    Because as we all know the limits are lane specific, not general.
    Do we? Are they?
  • TooManyPoints
    TooManyPoints Posts: 1,636 Forumite
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    No it isn't. The Interpretation Act1987 (s7) provides that delivery is deemed to be effective "unless the contrary is proved", placing tho onus on the addressee.

    Yes, and that proof must be shown "on the balance of probabilities" (i.e. more likely to be true than not). This is a considerably lower burden that "beyond reasonable doubt".
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