speedy

[marco1967]

47 in a 30 = 3 points and 60 quid ...

[neil9629]

Newcastle mags is full of ex shop keepers from darras hall, hexham, corbridge and suchlike.
But they only go on what the clerk of the court says !!
And there all gits as well !!!! Welcome to pointsville mate

[lingking]

well have heard nowt since march 20th

how long do these things usually take

[Scotty91]

well have heard nowt since march 20th

how long do these things usually take

2-4 weeks Unkey dunking

[The Jester]

well have heard nowt since march 20th

how long do these things usually take

Buttock clenching time Dunc, wait for the thud on the hall floor....

[g.ordon]

Buttock clenching time Dunc, wait for the thud on the hall floor....

PMSL.

They've got to notify you within 14 days of the alleged offence mate unless they have reasonable grounds not to, for example if it's a hire car and the ticket is sent back by the hire company with details of who had possession of the vehicle at the time. Sounds like the copper in the back of the camera van may of been snoozing and hopefully yel escape capture Goodluck mate

[d-a]

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=1035929

MoneySavingExpert.com Forums says they must send ticket within 14 days

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Looks like your in the clear Dunc

[mark]

Plus if yo don't do any the courts fine you £200 as I found out this week I ticked box for the 3 points then they send you another letter out but the time the letter came it was out of the time so it went to court so I sent a letter telling them wot happened no luck fined £200 plus 3 points and the letter was late and I was doing 33 mph unbelievable

33 in a 30? contest it. published code of practice for northumbria is 10% plus 1mph over the limit so that makes it 34.

to get the original 200 quid set aside you need to make a 'statutory declaration' at newcastle magistrates. stating you didn't receive the original documents. that sets aside everything and starts from scratch where you either take it on the chin and admit to it and pay the 60 quid or contest it

for what its worth, all northumbria police speeding offences are heard at bedlington magistrates

also. if the date on the original NIP was more than 14 days from the offence, or the prosecution was more than 6 months after the offence they can't touch you. If they do its classed as 'abuse of process'

been through all of the above in the last year. went from no points to potentially 21 in 6 weeks. found a smart solicitor and I got it down to 9

[g.ordon]

MoneySavingExpert.com Forums says they must send ticket within 14 days

Yes, sorry, it is 14 days

[kayos]

Duncan, tell them Easyfish borrowed your car!

[g.ordon]

Duncan, tell them Easyfish borrowed your car!

And look what happened to chris huhne

[kayos]

Duncan, at least you will have three more points than Sunderland will get this weekend!

[lingking]

Duncan, at least you will have three more points than Sunderland will get this weekend!

been clean for years since about 79,i guess,94 in a 70 limit

[g.ordon]

33 in a 30? contest it. published code of practice for northumbria is 10% plus 1mph over the limit so that makes it 34.

to get the original 200 quid set aside you need to make a 'statutory declaration' at newcastle magistrates. stating you didn't receive the original documents. that sets aside everything and starts from scratch where you either take it on the chin and admit to it and pay the 60 quid or contest it

for what its worth, all northumbria police speeding offences are heard at bedlington magistrates

also. if the date on the original NIP was more than 14 days from the offence, or the prosecution was more than 6 months after the offence they can't touch you. If they do its classed as 'abuse of process'

been through all of the above in the last year. went from no points to potentially 21 in 6 weeks. found a smart solicitor and I got it down to 9

Bad luck mate, yer unlucky getting zapped 7 times in 6 weeks like