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Gurpreet Posted - 19 June 2012 : 22:30:36
I moved address and did not change this with the DVLA and all bailiff correspondence has been going to my old address for a parking fine. Do I have any rights?
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year 2029 Posted - 20 June 2012 : 11:26:43
Usually fines increase with time as well, so the earlier thats dealt with too, the better.

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Niobe Posted - 20 June 2012 : 08:19:50
If you fail to notify change of ownership, as well as committing an offence, you will be liable for any fines etc to do with the car.

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year 2029 Posted - 20 June 2012 : 02:51:39
Its imperative that you advise DVLA of all changes of circumstances. Whether it be change of address, ownership or otherwise.

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Niobe Posted - 19 June 2012 : 22:45:59
Agree with Tracey - you need to inform DVLA as soon as possible of your change in address.

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Skippy Posted - 19 June 2012 : 22:36:57
Have you spoken to the bailiffs to try and come to an arrangement with them?

You need to sort out your driving licence ASAP as it's an offence not to update your address and you can be fined.

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