have a summons, to appear on a stat holiday, the cop must have been in a hurry filling it out or something. also, where can i look up proper summons procedure, there is no court stamp on it, no sig. by a justice o peace. problem 2 have a fine on a court doc, but it doesnt show up on MTO abstract, why??
have a summons, to appear on a stat holiday, the cop must have been in a hurry filling it out or something. also, where can i look up proper summons procedure, there is no court stamp on it, no sig. by a justice o peace.
problem 2 have a fine on a court doc, but it doesnt show up on MTO abstract, why??
You're going to need to provide a few details. First, what type of summons is it? Part III? Second, what type of court document, when was it issued and for what type of fine?
You're going to need to provide a few details.
First, what type of summons is it? Part III?
Second, what type of court document, when was it issued and for what type of fine?
summons is for HTA driving under susp. the court doc is form 105, information sheet, lot of monkey business on it. on the front they have stamped it for jan 2010, a year before the alleged infraction. inside there are initials scribbled out and different ones drawn over, the sheet with the court decisions has dates stamped, scribbled out and new dates stamped, one box has a fine of $1000, but no other sentence, yet they suspended the licence. there was a conviction of no insurance, when proof of valid insurance was disclosed, and lastly, how do they get away with having the information done "hearsay", the issuing officer doesnt even fill out the paperwork?
summons is for HTA driving under susp.
the court doc is form 105, information sheet, lot of monkey business on it. on the front they have stamped it for jan 2010, a year before the alleged infraction. inside there are initials scribbled out and different ones drawn over, the sheet with the court decisions has dates stamped, scribbled out and new dates stamped, one box has a fine of $1000, but no other sentence, yet they suspended the licence. there was a conviction of no insurance, when proof of valid insurance was disclosed, and lastly, how do they get away with having the information done "hearsay", the issuing officer doesnt even fill out the paperwork?
I'm guessing you've been served a Part III summons. The information on the summons is filled out by the police officer serving you. Since they're typically served at the side of the road, there is no requirement or opportunity for a JP to sign them, etc. The officer will have to swear before a JP or Commissioner for Taking Oaths that they've served you a copy of the document before it will be accepted by the Courts. If the officer served you a Part III that has an invalid Court date, you'll likely receive a corrective summons with a new date. I really don't know what you're asking.
lyndenki wrote:
summons is for HTA driving under susp.
I'm guessing you've been served a Part III summons. The information on the summons is filled out by the police officer serving you. Since they're typically served at the side of the road, there is no requirement or opportunity for a JP to sign them, etc. The officer will have to swear before a JP or Commissioner for Taking Oaths that they've served you a copy of the document before it will be accepted by the Courts. If the officer served you a Part III that has an invalid Court date, you'll likely receive a corrective summons with a new date.
lyndenki wrote:
the court doc is form 105, information sheet, lot of monkey business on it. on the front they have stamped it for jan 2010, a year before the alleged infraction. inside there are initials scribbled out and different ones drawn over, the sheet with the court decisions has dates stamped, scribbled out and new dates stamped, one box has a fine of $1000, but no other sentence, yet they suspended the licence. there was a conviction of no insurance, when proof of valid insurance was disclosed, and lastly, how do they get away with having the information done "hearsay", the issuing officer doesnt even fill out the paperwork?
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