Legal qu- registration in vic

[HotI]

yep, it was paid before DH drove the car again.

i rang civic compliance but only get a computer, and it's hard to work out the info i need.

do you know what it costs, or what the risks are to represent in court?

i have found an application form for an internal review, maybe that's the one i want.

[Tinks]

Maybe try writing to them.

[Beatrix]

oh spewing hun

I really don't like your chances though. We had the same thing happen and i wrote to the appeals board and got a letter saying too bad so sad basically. Even though I don't have so much as a speeding fine against my name. I could have gone further and taken it to court but the court costs would have been added if I lost.

You can apply to pay of the bare minimum you can afford at the local courts. $15-$20 a week which makes it more bareable..

If you have a smart phone there is a app you can download to remind you in the future

Good luck

[HotI]

I really don't like your chances though. We had the same thing happen and i wrote to the appeals board and got a letter saying too bad so sad basically. Even though I don't have so much as a speeding fine against my name. I could have gone further and taken it to court but the court costs would have been added if I lost.

Yeah, that's what i thought. just want to check out my options before i give in.

Thanks Kim. Those court costs sound ok.

[~Kim~]

It doesn't cost you anything to appeal the matter in court. However, if you lose you might get the same fine plus court costs ($30-75ish dollars depending on state).

You won't find much on the net. The back of the infringement will have all the info. They rely on a paper trail.