DVLA - SORN fine

[Wig]

Originally Posted by danny_kiernan

Sorry about this,
But since my court judgement (which I won) the DVLA has been factoring out SORN fines to a company called Capita - the same company that the TV licencing use. 1 of the directors has a distinctly scary past, I don't have any details on the other directors.

You didn't explain what evidence in total was placed before the court by you to support your argument- for example proof of delivery, nor did you say if the DVLA bothered to turn up in court. Nor did you say why the judge agreed with you. You never did post the scans of the judgement, did you?

In any event, you struck lucky, other people have equally had to pay up. Your case does not make case law as I'm sure you know.

[patdavies]

Again for the 2nd time you have refused to acknowledge that this ridiculous argument is only your opinion, and you have nothing in directly related law or case law to show it is correct. Lets see if you can make a hat trick.

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In your opinion but it is only that.

Pot? Kettle?

If what you said held any water you could ignore all speeding NIPs and when charged with a section 172 failure to disclose, just say "I did send it back, it's for the prosecution to prove they did not recieve it."

The argument that a NIP was not served has been used successfully time and time again. The negative is proved by credible statement under oath.

[Wig]

Originally Posted by patdavies

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And it would have been nice if you had just admitted it as such when I first asked you, rather than continue to argue your position as though it were a fact.



Pot? Kettle? - Not at all - no one asked me if I was speaking of fact or opinion.

[shellysexbomb]

Originally Posted by bradscottjames

its quite simple if you can have someone validate your vehicle was scrapped like afriend whos a professional solicitor, vicar etc. the other bit of supprting evidence may be if you have claimed a refund on your road tax which proves yr intention the vehicle was of the road.

What about confirmation from your neighbours attesting the vehicle was of the road.

I would be inclined to find out who is in charge of the department and submit your letter to them. I'm sure if you challanged them it would cost them far more then £40 to investigate matters.

That wont work, I returned my car to the finance company and cashed in the tax way back in April, just had to pay a £40 fine