Book Sunil, you won't go wrong
I had three days to sort my problem, which was an idiot using my licence details to run up 12 points without me knowing. It was only because I had to carryout a licence check that I found the problem.
This where Sunil the BARRISTER of Kent law came in. I found on Facebook by chance!
I then messaged him on his website and within 10 MINUTES HE CONTACTED ME BY PHONE, to find out he could help. It's a great feeling when someone in the know speaks to you at your lowest ebb and starts taking the problem and acts immediately, to resolve the issue in COURT, whereby, I spoke to him on Monday 3rd March, he rearranged his schedule to meet me at 1100, Wednesday 5th. We had until 1400 until my cases were heard.
Sunil, started there and then by searching out the official of the courts, talking and negotiating whether anything could be to have cases all in one sitting.
He sought out the Prosecution officer, Sunil discussed the case with him, he then liaised with the court officials, this all done in the background.
We then went in for my case to be heard, Sunil had sorted the cases in one, the prosecuter agreed to make checks re. My PROPER DETAILS and no the FRAUDSTERS, the prosecution agreed to drop the charging.
Sunil was the reason this happened, due to the hard work he did in the background and his experience was vital to the outcome.
Final point, Sunil informed me that not all courts allow this sort of accomodation but I genuinely feel, that having a BARRISTER by your side, certainly helps.
THANK YOU SUNIL, I HOPE YOU BECOME MORE SUCCESSFUL THAN YOU ARE. ANYBODY READING THIS MAKE SURE YOU GIVE SUNIL JUICY CASES TO GET HIS TEETH INTO.
Reply from KentTrafficLaw
You contacted me only a couple of days before your case was listed for hearing (at 2pm one day last week). I usually meet all of my clients face to face in advance of the hearing date to prepare for court but there simply wasn't time to do this. In the circumstances, I arranged to meet you at court at 1130am instead. You brought your case papers to court along with 2 further sets of papers for other cases which would have been listed in future. Once it became apparent that the same impersonator issue was common to all 3 of your cases I spoke to the court staff (the court clerk and the cps prosecutor) in between cases in the morning list. These discussions continued through the lunch hour. By 2pm when your case was called on everyone was on your side; you were the innocent victim of an impersonator and were unable to use your licence due to penalty points racked up by a fraudster. The court agreed to deal with all 3 cases at once; all were withdrawn saving you the stress and worry of having cases hanging over your head for weeks or months to come. I am bound to say that, although you wouldn't have had access to the court staff as I did in between cases, that the staff of many courts would not have been so obliging as to deal with all 3 matters when only one was listed. However, this approach did meet the merits of the situation as well as allowing you to 'kill three birds with one stone'! I was really pleased for you and didn't know myself what to expect until I had read the papers at court. To top it all off we then sought out the police liaison officer at court who was kind enough to advise you how to protect yourself from the fraudster in future. This was an unusual case but justice was done in the end. Thank you for your review.
