alt.uk.law

"Peter Parry" wrote in message
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> On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 23:10:01 +0100, "JJ" wrote:
>
>>"Peter Parry" wrote
>>>>What 'evidence of posting' do the authorities use?

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>
> Unless you had some objective reason to question the statement that
> the notice was sent then the log itself would not be required.

Where I live the NIP's go out the after 13 days to arrive on the 14th day.
This may just be organic delay, but I think it is to minimize the chance of
a defence / query.

Recently there has been a postal strike, so NIP's posted late in the 14 days
may well not arrive in time and given there was postal strike, it would be
unreasonable for the speeding tax collectors to assume that it would arrive
in time.

>
>>And if asked to show them, but didn't have them at court,
>>would the case be put on hold until a future date or dismissed?
>
> If for some odd reason the court decided they were required the case
> would be adjourned for their production.
>
>
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> Peter Parry.
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