The criminal age of responsibility is ten and the railway byelaws make it an offence not to have a valid ticket.
If a ten year old is expected to grasp the principles of valid tickets and risks being made a criminal by failing to understand them, I fail to see how railway servants and managers can rely on 'mistakes' as a defence
when they breach the Railway Byelaws and other legislation.
Because when you sue the railway you agree to the T&Cs and bylaws of the railway. No wif you can find anything in those same T&Cs and bylaws which say that TOCs and managers and staff can not make mistakes and the punter can then take them to court because of it the n please do show me.
The TOC are trying to defend my claim against them as they say it was a 'mistake' and they took all reasonable precautions and exercised all due diligence to avoid the occurrence of the prohibited practice.
So they have admitted they made a mistake and you continue to pursue this? Whilst im no legal beagle I simply cannot see this ending well for you.