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What happens if you get “summons of court”?
DIR By: Lilly
Date: August 5, 2025, 4:16 pm
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received a summons for speeding and failed to provide driver
information. What happens in court? Will I get a penalty ?
thanks
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Re: What happens if you get “summons of court”?
DIR By: 666
Date: August 6, 2025, 12:22 am
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What happens? On this site, nothing unless we have some
meaningful information.
Please tell us the full story starting with the alleged offence,
and details of all correspondence.
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Re: What happens if you get “summons of court”?
DIR By: jfollows
Date: August 6, 2025, 1:45 am
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Read
HTML https://www.ftla.uk/speeding-and-other-criminal-offences/read-this-first-before-posting-your-case!/msg24/#msg24<br
/>before posting, especially the section Dual Charging which may
apply here.
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Re: What happens if you get “summons of court”?
DIR By: Lilly
Date: August 6, 2025, 7:36 am
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--- Quote from: 666 link ---
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> What happens? On this site, nothing unless we have some
meaningful information.
>
> Please tell us the full story starting with the alleged
offence, and details of all correspondence.
>
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I had filled out the driver's information online, but I don't
know why it never reached them.(maybe internet problem)That's
why they sent me to court. Offended for not providing
information and speeding.
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Re: What happens if you get “summons of court”?
DIR By: RichardW
Date: August 6, 2025, 8:43 am
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What is the date of the original offence? What is the date of
the SJPN? Were you driving? Do you have a copy of the
submission, and /or a receipt for it? What is the alleged speed
/ limit? Do you already have points?
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Re: What happens if you get “summons of court”?
DIR By: 666
Date: August 6, 2025, 9:03 am
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--- Quote from: RichardW link ---
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> What is the date of the original offence? What is the date of
the SJPN? Were you driving? Do you have a copy of the
submission, and /or a receipt for it? What is the alleged speed
/ limit? Do you already have points?
>
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OP, all of the above. As already stated, we need the full story.
And do you really have a "summons"? Does it actually say that?
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Re: What happens if you get “summons of court”?
DIR By: ManxTom
Date: August 6, 2025, 10:44 am
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--- Quote from: Lilly link ---
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> I had filled out the driver's information online, but I don't
know why it never reached them.(maybe internet problem)That's
why they sent me to court. Offended for not providing
information and speeding.
>
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Look again at the s172 request for driver information.
Did it allow you to nominate yourself online as the driver, or
should you have completed, signed, and sent back the paper form?
Or were you simply trying to name someone else as the driver?
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Re: What happens if you get “summons of court”?
DIR By: roythebus
Date: August 6, 2025, 11:14 am
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The simple answer to the OP is yes, possibly, it can be VERY
expensive financially as well as up to 9 points, that is why we
need more details to help you.
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