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#Post#: 19214--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for 3-point turn with no prohibited signage for U-turn.
DIR By: antman40
Date: April 7, 2024, 9:10 am
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> Wonders never cease! Well done.
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Thank you. It had to be non-enforceable. I think an adjudicator
would agree if it were to go there.
#Post#: 19218--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for 3-point turn with no prohibited signage for U-turn.
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: April 7, 2024, 9:21 am
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--- Quote from: antman40 link ---
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> Thank you. It had to be non-enforceable. I think an
adjudicator would agree if it were to go there.
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I disagree, I think if this had gone to adjudication it would
have been down to which adjudicator you got, many adjudicators
would have thrown the book at you for this.
#Post#: 19219--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for 3-point turn with no prohibited signage for U-turn.
DIR By: antman40
Date: April 7, 2024, 9:30 am
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> [quote author=antman40 link=topic=1389.msg19214#msg19214
date=1712499034]
> Thank you. It had to be non-enforceable. I think an
adjudicator would agree if it were to go there.
>
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I disagree, I think if this had gone to adjudication it would
have been down to which adjudicator you got, many adjudicators
would have thrown the book at you for this.
[/quote]Just for doing a 3-point turn in a quiet residential
street? That would be quite harsh. I'm satisfied it's all done
and dusted now.
#Post#: 19220--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for 3-point turn with no prohibited signage for U-turn.
DIR By: ivanleo
Date: April 7, 2024, 9:33 am
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--- Quote from: antman40 link ---
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> Just for doing a 3-point turn in a quiet residential street?
That would be quite harsh. I'm satisfied it's all done and
dusted now.
>
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It would be quite harsh but then some adjudicators are, which is
why getting a discretionary cancellation was really good. It
would have probably been a 50 / 50 bet at the tribunal and I
wouldn't risk a maneuver like this again, but as you say a win
is a win.
#Post#: 19221--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for 3-point turn with no prohibited signage for U-turn.
DIR By: Hippocrates
Date: April 7, 2024, 9:35 am
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[member=68]antman40[/member]: you were lucky. But, the moral
of the story is, try everything. ;) And you did.
#Post#: 19222--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for 3-point turn with no prohibited signage for U-turn.
DIR By: antman40
Date: April 7, 2024, 9:37 am
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--- Quote from: cp8759 link ---
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> [quote author=antman40 link=topic=1389.msg19219#msg19219
date=1712500231]
> Just for doing a 3-point turn in a quiet residential street?
That would be quite harsh. I'm satisfied it's all done and
dusted now.
>
--- End Quote ---
It would be quite harsh but then some adjudicators are, which is
why getting a discretionary cancellation was really good. It
would have probably been a 50 / 50 bet at the tribunal and I
wouldn't risk a maneuver like this again, but as you say a win
is a win.
[/quote] Much agreed.
#Post#: 19245--------------------------------------------------
Re: PCN for 3-point turn with no prohibited signage for U-turn.
DIR By: fraser.mitchell
Date: April 7, 2024, 1:42 pm
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I am very pleased to see that at least somebody in the council
has not lost all commonsense ! What country are we living in,
for Heavens sake !
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