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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Traffic Penalty Tribunal Decisions

1. What happens after receiving a verdict from the Traffic Penalty Tribunal?

After the adjudicator’s decision is issued, various scenarios might unfold:

  • Victorious Appeals: If your appeal succeeds, the Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) is dismissed, requiring no further action from you.
  • Authority Requests a Review: In rare cases, the issuing authority might seek a review of the decision.
  • Unsuccessful Appeals: If the appeal is unsuccessful, prompt payment of the PCN within 28 days is recommended to avoid increased penalties.
  • Applying for a Review: Specific circumstances, like missed hearings or new evidence, might warrant an application for review.

2. How long do I have to make a move after an unsuccessful appeal?

If you plan to apply for a review following an unsuccessful appeal, you have a 14-day window from the original decision date to submit your application.

3. Does applying for a review stop the payment clock?

No, applying for a review doesn’t automatically pause the 28-day payment window. However, if your review is successful and the PCN gets cancelled, you’ll receive a refund.

4. Can I challenge a decision based on legal grounds?

Yes, if you believe there’s a legal discrepancy in the adjudicator’s decision, you can pursue a Judicial Review in the High Court, specifically within the Administrative Court. This process addresses legal issues related to the decision.

5. How can I access further details about the Judicial Review process?

For more information on Judicial Review and its process within the Administrative Court, you can visit their dedicated resources:

Feel free to explore these resources to understand the procedures and requirements for pursuing a Judicial Review.

By addressing these frequently asked questions, individuals seeking information about Traffic Penalty Tribunal decisions can gain clarity on their post-appeal options and potential steps to navigate through the process effectively.

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