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xoggoth replied

28 January 2007, 14:11
It is always sound practice to challenge anything from any branch or level of stinking government. I have ended up with a lot more in my pocket by doing so in the past. They happily break their own rules and hope you won't notice.
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threaded replied

28 January 2007, 08:28
Unless you get a letter from the court saying the summons has also been waived I would suggest you turn up. Just because one civil savant has sent a letter saying there is a mistake, doesn't stop the others continuing with the error.
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Denny started a topic Tax Rebate

27 January 2007, 23:26
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