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Re: NIP received dated after 14 days. Confusing circumstances
DIR By: Endorfin
Date: March 2, 2025, 6:22 am
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OK I will tell the insured party to name the driver.
I wasn't sure whether challenging that it's beyond the 14 days
rule had to be done by the recipient of original NIP or the
driver, but that's clarified now.
So then the driver will receive a new NIP addressed to them and
they can query why original NIP was sent out after 14 days?
They don't want to lose the opportunity to pay fixed penalty & 3
points/offer of speed awareness course rather than court & fine
in proportion to salary.
I'll come back here once new NIP is received.
#Post#: 60195--------------------------------------------------
Re: NIP received dated after 14 days. Confusing circumstances
DIR By: 666
Date: March 2, 2025, 6:26 am
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--- Quote from: Endorfin link ---
>
> I'll outlay the facts.
>
> I'm not a newcomer, and have previously sought advice on
Pepipoo, and I'm aware of the futility of providing incomplete
information or the foolishness of attempting to pervert the
course of justice.
>
> I'm the RK. I have the V5 in my name and address.
> I was NOT the driver.
>
>
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Were you the RK on the date of the alleged offence?
#Post#: 60197--------------------------------------------------
Re: NIP received dated after 14 days. Confusing circumstances
DIR By: Endorfin
Date: March 2, 2025, 6:37 am
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Yes for several years.
#Post#: 60198--------------------------------------------------
Re: NIP received dated after 14 days. Confusing circumstances
DIR By: Endorfin
Date: March 2, 2025, 6:38 am
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--- Quote from: andy_foster link ---
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>
> N.B. If, as you protest, this is not your first rodeo, you
would presumably know that V5s have not been a thing for many,
many years.
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Well I'm holding 2 in my hand right now, well a V5c if you're
being pedantic. As far as I know that's still what they're
called.
I'm not protesting anything, as I've said, I'm familiar with how
things work here, as far as being truthful etc go, we'd save
both of us time by not continuing to assume I'm not being.
#Post#: 60201--------------------------------------------------
Re: NIP received dated after 14 days. Confusing circumstances
DIR By: Rallyman72
Date: March 2, 2025, 6:52 am
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Just to add to the statement by Endorfin I acquired my current
vehicle in July 2021, the top left of the registration document
has a number on it - V5c ...
And Gov.uk, whilst initially referring to it as a Vehicle log
book adds V5c in brackets and refers to it as a V5c thereafter.
#Post#: 60206--------------------------------------------------
Re: NIP received dated after 14 days. Confusing circumstances
DIR By: ManxTom
Date: March 2, 2025, 7:21 am
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If [member=3247]Endorfin[/member] is sufficiently curious to
know why this has happened, would it do any harm for the
addressee of the s172 request to contact the appropriate ticket
office and ask why they have received a nomination request when
the RK hasn't?
So long as the addressee still responds within 28 days what harm
can asking do? And might the answer not be of assistance to the
driver?
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