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thank you i will keep that in mind, would you be able to tell me what you mean by "relevant mitigating factors" i dont really understand what that means :(
Also is it be unlikely with my case that they would except an out of court settlement.
Im sorry i have made it so confusing i can see now,I don't think it is but il quote from the letter:
"an application will be made in court for a £125 contribution towards of TFL. There is also an application for compensation of 2.40 fare in respect of the fare avoided"
My family have a lot...
I have been asked to attend court, but i want to avoid going to court in any way possible(since it will then definitely go on record), so when i was researching i found that you can ask for an out of court settlement, or am i mistaken?
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I apologise...
Firstly, i have done a very stupid narrow minded thing. but in all honesty i only dodged this fare to get to an important college date/day.
I had borrowed my boyfriends oyster (he offered it to me since id lost my own oyster literally the day before) since he drives now he doesn't use his...
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