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Driver slashes £1,000 speeding fine after convincing court Royal Mail doesn't deliver

Summary by Ground News
David Standingford, 53, of Chepstow, received a notice of intended prosecution after speeding on 30mph road. Nine months later, he received a single justice procedure notice alleging he “failed to comply’ with a fixed penalty offer he never received. Lawyers advised Mr Standingford he had “little chance’ of overturning the "well-known" Royal Mail precedent, so he represented himself.

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Driver slashes £1,000 speeding fine after convincing court Royal Mail doesn't deliver

A Chepstow man believes he has broken years of legal precedent after persuading the court it is wrong to assume Royal Mail deliveries always arrive.

·Newport, United Kingdom
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South Wales Argus broke the news in Newport, United Kingdom on Wednesday, November 22, 2023.
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