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I don't get it, $110 for not signing ownership, it wasn't deliberate, just an oversight since I just got the damn thing a month ago...how do I fight this, I'm unemployed and really can use whatever help I can get.
You can be charged for just being existed.
Take it to first attendance, they may just drop it.
Sign the ownership and take it to the Crown (at the court office address on ticket). Tell him you are very sorry and ask if he could kindly drop the charge.
I also got my first and only ticket with this offence and Im very naive with regards to these since i havent been in court ever. $110 is quite a bit of money specially if you're presently unemployed like me. My question is, if I do go to the court to 'kindly ask the crown officer to drop the charge', do I have to schedule a court appearance first? If so, should it be option 2 (plead guilty)? Secondly, what does 'first attendance' mean? Will the insurance companies take advantage of this offence? The officer told me to sign the permit in front of the judge and we will go from there, not exactly sure what that means. My apologies for ignorance and for such a long post.
Is it the original ownership that you didn't sign or a copy of it?
Nice and crisp original copy.
fortec_man wrote:Is it the original ownership that you didn't sign or a copy of it?
does not matter whether it is the original or a copy, the document still has to be signed.
**note** if photocopying, have to copy both sides of the ownership as the permit (ownership) has to be validated with the validation sticker (there is one sticker for the plate and one for the permit).
hwybear wrote:fortec_man wrote:Is it the original ownership that you didn't sign or a copy of it?
does not matter whether it is the original or a copy, the document still has to be signed.
**note** if photocopying, have to copy both sides of the ownership as the permit (ownership) has to be validated with the validation sticker (there is one sticker for the plate and one for the permit).
lol..i know, i was just trying to figure out which one of them was being a d**k