On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 13:34:31 +0000 (UTC), wrote:

In uk.legal Martin Underwood wrote:
wrote in message
As for making a stand, what's the point? Maybe a mistake has been made?
Have
you never made a mistake? Just send a note back with the evidence and you
will surely get the ticket rescinded.

But traffic wardens are paid to be conversant with the rules in the bays
that they "police". If the warden is making mistakes then, at best, he/she
needs to be educated better, which is a training issue for their employer;
at worst, the warden is being malicious, in which case it is a disciplinary
matter for their employer.

Have you never ever made a mistake at work? Maybe the traffic warden was
new, maybe their watch had stopped..

Maybe you should try reading the original description of events
properly?
--
Nick Cooper

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