Hi there, I have been given a letter which is summoning to court on the 4th of Feb 2013 for the following: That I travelled on the railway between Nuneaton and Birmingham [VIA Stafford] without a valid ticket or pay the fare due before travelling on a train. Contrary to Byelaw 18.1 of Railway Byelaws made under Section 219 of the Transport act 2000 by The Strategic Rail Authority and confirmed by section 46 )4_ Railways Act 2005 and Schedule 9 of the 2005 Act. Now the evidence supplied in the document is for another person and the reference numbers do not match on the scanned tickets given. Neither was I given the chance to pay the fare on the train. In the statement I was asked "if I had means to buy a ticket today" My Reply: "Yes" but was not given the chance to buy one, he carried on with questioning me instead. I'm more then happy to pay the fine of the ticket £33.50 and prosecution costs of £105.00 but the fact I was not given the chance to allow to pay nor the evidence given is even my name. Finally - When I was stopped another bloke who travelled on the exact same trains as me also had no valid ticket but managed to get away with nothing. The inspector didn't take his details down or anything, This inspector seemed like he was out to get me and not the other passenger. Now All i know about this passenger is that he works at Virgin Media in Wolvs. I also have proof that I always pay for tickets and have roughly over 30 odd tickets proving I have a return ticket from NUN to BHM either paying via ticket machine or on the train itself. As with I also have a ticket showing I went NUN - RUGBY - BHM which also shows I have paid a different route before also. Was wondering where I stand? I currently work part time in Retail, would this effect my job also? I'm currently also a full time student. Any help would be grateful. All the best.