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    First class - Intention of prosecution

    Thank you it definitely is reassuring. I'll send my letter with the suggestions made so far.
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    First class - Intention of prosecution

    Yep. The irrelevant stuff (fruad, evasion,etc) isn't mentioned in what they alleged so I assume they're juat getting me just on byelaw 19.
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    First class - Intention of prosecution

    Thanks so much! I'v attached both sides of the letter.
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    First class - Intention of prosecution

    Is the Regulation of the Railways Act permanent? Or does it get spent after a year?
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    First class - Intention of prosecution

    That's a very good edit, I will add this suggestion. Thanks so much for spotting. Is there anything else you think I can do to improve the letter ? I kept it as factual and streamlined as possible.
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    First class - Intention of prosecution

    I did not not admit knowing I was in first class. The inspector did not take a photo for evidence, he didn't point to any sign either. Thanks, these are good points
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    First class - Intention of prosecution

    Yes it's first class, it has the inverted black one . Thank you
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    First class - Intention of prosecution

    Thank you for the reply. It was a southern train, the first class compartment had no physical door dividing it but it wasn't de-comissioned.
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    First class - Intention of prosecution

    Hi there, I received an intention of prosecution letter from Govia Thameslink. They want me to give them my side of the story. 4 months ago I accidentally & stupidly sat in the first class area I had only a standard oyster card fare for my journey. This is the only alleged offence they intend...

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