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Speeding the 14 day Rule

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barrystreek | 21:35 Tue 13th Feb 2007 | Motoring
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I have just got a registered letter ref a pending prosecution for speeding . The incident happened in Nov 06 but have only just got the Notice is this right taking into account the 14 day rule . If not how do i reply to the notice Many thanks Barry
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The notice of intended prosecution must be posted within 14 days. It will be assumed to have been sent properly unless you can show otherwise. What is the date on the frank or postmark? There is also an exception if reasonable diligence had been used to trace you, and the notice was sent within 14 days of the information becoming available. For example, you may not have notified change of ownership when you bought the vehicle. Action will be barred if it is not commenced within six months from November.
I forgot to say that the fact that the letter was registered is significant. Since 1994 it has only been necessary to post it first class. A registered letter may indicate that the original notice was undelivered.

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