On 5 Oct 2003 14:55:58 -0700, (Volker Finke) wrote:

Robert Woolley wrote in message . ..
On 5 Oct 2003 11:16:51 -0700, (Volker Finke) wrote:

Robert Woolley wrote in message . ..

But if you aren't the car's registered keeper, then you're not
cheating them, are you?


You did return the tear-off slip from the V5 to DVLA when you sold the
car, didn't you?

Sure I did. The new owner already received his logbook.

Follow up then.

You did say that it is no longer your vehicle?


Rob.

Sorry, I am afraid I did not explain the situation very clearly. I
sold the car two days after I was caught on camera driving on a bus
lane. That means that I actually committed the offense while still
being the registered keeper.
I now would like to find out my chances of getting away without paying
on the grounds of having already sold the car. Basically, I would like
to know what would be expecting me if I ignore the fine.

"Well, I stabbed someone to death a few days ago, but I no longer own
the knife. Does that mean I can get off the murder?"
--
Nick Cooper

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