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I am in a similar situation with a speeding ‘offence’. Not sure ‘who’ I offended but hey ho. I have just opened two letters, both past the date of replying specified in the letters. They were put in a draw with junk mail letters and I just happened to come across them now. The first was a letter dates over a month ago, title ‘notice of intended persecution’, giving me 28 days to ‘name the driver’ of the vehicle at the time. The second is a ‘reminder’ letter giving me 7 days to supply the information asked for, or court proceedings may be taken against me.
That 7 days elapsed 3 days ago. So I am assuming there is already another letter in the post addressed to the straw man version of me wanting to take me to court. I am not sure I was even driving at the time of the alleged ‘offence’, it may have been my wife. But either way I will not be grassing her up obviously.
I was thinking about putting the letters back in the envelopes, and putting them in the post to the ‘births, deaths and marriages’ department and asking them to forward it on to the treasurer/trustee of the account as it was a addressed to a non living entity (which was my name in all caps) for settlement.
Any thought on that approach?