Indigo windscreen byelaw Penalty Notice - Tring Station .

[lvlarky]

Ignore. You'll receive a letter or two off QDR Solicitors, that can also be ignored, it's for the train operating company to lay a complaint in the magistrates court, ZZPS are trying to pervert the course of justice by taking money to stop potential proceedings of an alleged criminal offence.

 

Once it's 6 months after the date of the alleged incident, then it'll be timed barred and proceedings cannot be started in the magistrates court.

 

And as if by magic, this dropped through the letterbox about a week ago. Is the advice to ignore or is it worth replying, reiterating the fact that absolutely nowhere on any letter from Indigo, ZZPS or these guys has it showed me how and where I can appeal this? I think I know the answer but thought I would ask anyway

QDR_Letter1_Redacted.pdf

[dx100uk]

until/unless a letter entitled letter of/before claim arrives you ignore

[ericsbrother]

a rentathreat hired by another rentathreat. Neither of them have any say in the mattera nd nor do the peopel who pay them. Let them waste their money. If you do get a lba show us that as they may well make the same error with the rights(or lack of) of their client

[lvlarky]

Nothing at all from anyone on this as expected.

Not much of an update I know, but the 6 month time period has now elapsed from date of incident, which I assume makes it far easier to address any future threat-o-grams that come through?

[dx100uk]

makes no odds they have 6yrs..keep everything

[lvlarky]

6 years for what? I thought as this was a ticket for a S14 Byelaw offence, it is time barred after 6 months for mags court?

[dx100uk]

But they issue speculative invoices [a civil claim] trying to spoof people

[silverfox1961]

As this is a byelaw offence, whichever company owns the site would have to file with a magistrate. As indigo have not bothered with it, any further demands can be ignored however, if they try to fool you into thinking they have any right to pursue you, complain.

 

As far as any penalty charge being decided, they are out of time

[ericsbrother]

this is an importnat point as they may try their luck with a civil claim and then you will have to respond. Your defence is quite clear if they do and I havent seen Indigo try it on since the POFA came in.

Forewarned is forearmed

[dx100uk]

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