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Originally Posted by Mark
Were you actually loading and unloading? If you were (and I'm asking because you said "unload" - as in figure of speech) then that's the right approach - get the evidence and dispute it.
If you weren't, then you'll be just digging a big hole for yourself and planting a 'perverting the course of justice' sign in it (or whatever the equivalent in the circumstances is). Don't go there - it just isn't worth £30.
Also bear in mind how much defending yourself is going to cost if it comes to that. More than £30? - don't bother, even if it is a matter of principle.
Just my 2p, feel free to do with it as you please.  |
Been in work, so excuse the late reply, but yes, i was "loading", as in i was seeing a manager for a few minutes, only to do him a favour. I can probably quite easily get a header letter stating i definitely was loading that day from the same manager and revs. As for defending myself the way the word it, its all outside of court, worse case scenario is i lose and i pay £60 which is what annoys me but also makes me think might as well push my luck, an independent adjudicator oversees the altercation if the knock me back again, and i don't know how a headed loading letter can really honestly lose, let alone the fact an attendant is IN a photo!....
14-05-2009, 02:11
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