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Old Dec 30, 2009 | 05:55 PM
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[QUOTE=arch;4611101]When you received the original NIP, what was the offence alleged? ie, due care etc?

The original offence was driving without due care and attention


Originally Posted by rsmat
shouldnt have admitted it...i did nothing was done further.
I havent admitted to the offence, all ive done so far is said that i was riding the bike at the time of the alleged offence as its a 6 penaly point offence not to supply the details of who was in charge of the vehicle at the time

Originally Posted by Graham88
On this note, can Section 59's be posted to you? I was playing silly bollocks in the snow and the staff at Bluewater informed me I'd be getting a Section 59 through the post, doesn't overly matter but just wondered if they could do that, I thought you had to sign for it?
Yes they can be posted and there is a section for you to sign and return to the police to acknowledge receipt of the notice. But it seems that i am signing just to say that ive received the notice and understand that any vehicle i am caught using in an un-sociable manner in the next 12 months can be seized from me.

I find it hard to believe that this sort of notice can be issued to people based solely on the word of an off duty officer with no way of being able to dispute it, if they had taken me to court i would have had the oppurtunity to fight the allegation and have a judge make a decision based on the evidence provided and i cannot see how the opinion of an off duty officer could stand up as hard evidence in court.
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