Appealing a parking fine.

Ballyhooha · 2019-01-03 23:29:03

Hi. This is not the most exciting topic in the world but I could really do with some advice, thanks. Does the traffic warden who wrote the original fine have to be present in court on the day of the summons, and if not is that grounds for an appeal. I really can't afford to lose again but my anxiety prevented me from…

03-01-2019 11:29PM

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Ballyhooha

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Hi. This is not the most exciting topic in the world but I could really do with some advice, thanks. Does the traffic warden who wrote the original fine have to be present in court on the day of the summons, and if not is that grounds for an appeal. I really can't afford to lose again but my anxiety prevented me from speaking out on the day for fear of reprisal.

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#2 04-01-2019 12:43PM

Mr. Incognito

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you represented yourself and lost.

You obviously havent learned from the experience and want to appeal and lose again.

Best of luck

I'd say get a lawyer but probably far too late now.

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#3 04-01-2019 03:46PM

Ballyhooha

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Thank you. I think I'm just annoyed with myself for thinking I could represent myself without seizing up. I wouldn't represent myself at an appeal, nor ever again if such a need arises. Thanks again for your input.

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