scoob_dood

http://www.mornington.org.uk/pics/speeding/

is how mine arrived, and 13 days after the offence, talk about cutting it fine!

- Jon

[Edited by scoob_dood - 9/3/2002 7:10:04 AM]

Nigel H

So far I've been a good boy and not got nicked, so i'm just curious to know how an SP30 arrives. Is it registered post, or just normal post.

Can you tell by looking at the envelope?

hades

You can tell by opening the envelope.

No offense, but once you've got the envelope in your hand, why not open it?

Tiggs

had two- both normal post, delivered by a postman!

blair

Mine arrived recorded delivery when I wasn't in.

I therefore also got a free, knowing smirk from the postie when I had to go and collect it


Out of interest, if I didn't collect the letter from the post office (because I was out of the country, obviously your honour )would this mean that they hadn't delivered it within the 14 days required ??

Jerome

They just need to send it within 14 days. How long it takes to get to you is irrelevant

Boost II

iTrader: (1)

Not wanting to split hairs but they actually have to post it in a reasonable time in which it would be expected to arrive in 14 days. In other words if they post it on day 13 and you get it on day 15 then you are in the clear. If they posted it on day 5 and you get it on day 15 then its still valid.

Maddriver

Strictly speaking it has to be with you within 14 days unless the delay is caused by your action.

So in theory you could still be done if it arrives with you outside 14 days because the address on the registartion is incorrect for example.

Whether being on holiday would count I don't know, I suppose it could be argued that the NIP was delivered within 14 days - not their fault your not there to see it?