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Cassillis:
I have received a letter informing me I have been fined for a road traffic violation whilst on holiday in Pisa Italy on 1st April 2006. :cry:  The letter was received on the 30th October demanding 110 Euros. Is this legal and what are the consequences if I refuse to pay?

Anyone had dealings with the Italian Justice system or a similar situation? Any advice would help please.

chris9119:
Graeme

Can't advise on that one, and thought you would be best placed to know.

You wait until you get the fines from the Buck House incident prior to the L2B run  :lol: :lol:

Trust that your well.

Chris

Cassillis:
No problems with those, the baked bean's a mate of mine :wink:
Yes I'm fine thanks hows you guys?

Shame your having to get rid of Tigger. I would love it , him ,her but i would like to keep my genitalia in the correct place  :cry:

DarrenG:

--- Quote from: "Cassillis" ---I have received a letter informing me I have been fined for a road traffic violation whilst on holiday in Pisa Italy on 1st April 2006. :cry:  The letter was received on the 30th October demanding 110 Euros. Is this legal and what are the consequences if I refuse to pay?

Anyone had dealings with the Italian Justice system or a similar situation? Any advice would help please.
--- End quote ---

Well the first question is were you in Pisa on 1/9/06? There are scams about but only you can tell if this is a legitimate fine.  Do they state the vehicle etc?

The UK has recently started pursuing fines against foreign registered vehicles and so it may well be a Euro thing.  If it is legitimate and you don't pay you risk a much bigger penalty which can be enforced in due course.

If it is legitimate pay it is the best advice.

Thrasher:
I got a fine in South Africa - took 9 months to arrive by surface mail. I ignored it.

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