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SWT Intent to avoid payment Court on Thursday!!!!

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jhchill666

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Ok, so, I'm now done!

I managed to get to speak with the Prosecutor before the session started, and put my case to her. I was humble, yet contrite, and presented documentary evidence to show, that I was a man of good character, had a back to back history of season tickets upto the date of the offence, and my plee of mitigation was genuine.

She accepted my remorse and agreed to settle out of court. I am very glad to now have this behind me, and can't thank everyone on this forum enough for their input - be it positive, or negative.

Thanks everyone! :)
 
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jhchill666

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The bill was £360, which is digestable. Am thoroughly happy that the Prosecutor I spoke with was Human, contrary to what I'd been led to believe.

A lesson learned and time to move on! Thanks again everyone.
 

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The bill was £360, which is digestable. Am thoroughly happy that the Prosecutor I spoke with was Human, contrary to what I'd been led to believe.

A lesson learned and time to move on! Thanks again everyone.

As one of those whose input may have been considered negative I'm glad things have turned out well for you. You have shown the right attitude and been willing to accept good advice. Best wishes for thr future.
 

andykn

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The bill was £360, which is digestable. Am thoroughly happy that the Prosecutor I spoke with was Human, contrary to what I'd been led to believe.

A lesson learned and time to move on! Thanks again everyone.

Thanks for letting us all know, really useful for giving advice to people in future.
 

Puffing Devil

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The bill was £360, which is digestable. Am thoroughly happy that the Prosecutor I spoke with was Human, contrary to what I'd been led to believe.

A lesson learned and time to move on! Thanks again everyone.

That's a good result. Well done on taking the bull by the horns, not ignoring the problem and being proactive. It just goes to show that you don't need always legal help in the Magistrate's court.
 
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