2) Inqubomgomo yokuhweba okusakhula ingavumela futhi ilawule ukuhweba okusakhula ─ ( a) emhlabeni kamasipala ( b) nasemhlabeni okungewona okamasipala, kuye ngamalungelo abanikazi bomhlaba. Toggle capimigation SEMENOVEVGENIJ4. When I Ctrl+U it opens View Source, but I need to Underline things. | I-Firefox Isithangami Sokweseka | Ukwesekwa kwe-Mozilla Copyright © 2014 Yaduweb . All Rights Reserved. Powered by WordPress mally fines for speeding from a fixed camera or for an expired license disk. These notices do not have a court date and are sort of a last warning before a summons is issued against you. In both cases, you have 30 days to approach the traffic department where the fine was issued to pay the fine. After the 30 days, a summons could be issued, which means you will have to go to court to state your case. This, however, varies from municipality to municipality. If you wish to challenge the fine before summons is issued, you need to send a letter or fax to the issuing traffic department that includes the fine and the reasons why you feel you shouldn’t pay the fine. The prosecutor will then decide if he/she wants to prosecute the matter further. If the prosecutor still wants to prosecute, the matter will be set in front of a judge who will determine the amount that needs to be paid. Please take note that if a S341 notice is not issued within 30 days of the date of the infringement, then the notice is deemed invalid and this could be argued in court. If you live in Pretoria/Tshwane or Johannesburg, the procedure is slightly different as AARTO applies. The first step would be to download an AARTO 08 representation form and fill in all the necessary details (including the violation notice number and the issuing authority). If you have gathered any additional evidence, you can send it as attachments. After it has been signed in front of a commissioner of oaths, you can upload and submit the completed form via the AARTO website. Should you be successful, the fine will be cancelled or reduced. Unfortunately, if you are unsuccessful, a further R200 may be added to the fine if you made your representation more than 64 days after the traffic violation. Below are steps to take for contesting traffic fines: Info by Justice Project South Africa Criminal Procedure Act — S341 (when you receive a traffic fine but not a court summons) • You may write to the traffic department. • You’ll need only the compounding notice number. • If you have the compounding notice, attach a copy of it to your letter. Keep the original safe. • Letters need not be accompanied by an affidavit. • You can post, fax or e-mail your letter to the traffic department. You are not required to use registered mail if you post it, but it helps to establish a paper trail. • The traffic department may respond to you in writing. In reality this rarely happens. • If your representation is successful, the fine will either be cancelled or reduced. • The most common outcome is for the fine to be reduced because they want the money. • If your representation is unsuccessful, you will need to await the summons to be issued and served on you. • By paying the admission of guilt fine on the compounding notice (prior to a summons) you will not incur a criminal record. Criminal Procedure Act – S54 or S56 (when