Recent content by sparx

My details were taken on the 10th Sept. I moved in November. I read the penalty fare letter saying I had to pay £124 but at the time I chose to ignore it because I thought they would not bother taking it to court (due to costs involved. Bigger fish to fry logic etc). This viewpoint was further...

What are the benefits of a stat dec in this case?

Would a stat dec not just prolong the whole process? Would I be able to arrange an out of court settlement if I did go ahead with the stat dec? I'm assuming I would not have to pay victim surcharge etc.

I had no idea. It was in June. Its not something I'd ignore

Unfortunately, I'm using a rubbish smartphone that doesn't like multi quoting. I'll edit this post when on a PC. So I'm regards to a statutory declaration. Although it's true that I honestly did not even know about the court summons, I'm weary of resetting back the clocks. Three factors...

So in September I was given a penalty fare notice because I did not have my train ticket due to my own fault (lost my ticket). It was not long after that I moved address. From September to June all correspondence was going to my old University halls address and I have only just discovered...