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I have got a NIP today dated 01/08/06 to me as the registered keeper relating to an offence on the 01/06/06.

I was personally driving my own car on the day of the offence.

Do I have a case considering they only posted it 2 months after the offence?

Thanks Hayley

If the facts are accurate, that's a very good position.

- Are you 100% sure you're registered keeper? Have you got the V5? Do you buy VED discs?

- Does the documents have 'reminder' anywhere on it? It's arived at about the right time for a reminder. If they can prove that they sent (yes sent) the 'original' within 14 days they can still win.

Most of the time when I hear this story, there's an error in the material facts undermining the 'winning position'.

Whatever you do, DON'T be in a rush to fill it in or send it back.

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This has raised a can of worms. I thought I was the registered keeper and now found I am not as the people who were meant to ensure I was didn't do it *sighs*

Guess I am stuck with it.

Although on the 2nd point it wasn't a reminder.

Hayley

Get over to www.pepipoo.com and have a good read in the forums.
as they are in the best position to help you
All the best Anton

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“It has never been the rule in this country – I hope it never will be - that suspected criminal offences must automatically be the subject of prosecution” He added that there should be a prosecution: “wherever it appears that the offence or the circumstances of its commission is or are of such a character that a prosecution in respect thereof is required in the public interest”
This approach has been endorsed by Attorney General ever since 1951. CPS Code

Good advice. Have a look especially at the 'PACE witness statement.'

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