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Not quite right, Toureman. It does not have to arrive within 14 days. It has to have been posted so that in normal circumstances it would arrive within 14 days.
A bit pedantic, I know, but the legislation is worded so as to avoid action having to be discontinued because of, say, delays in the post or the addressee�s dog eating the mail. If the prosecuting authority can show that the paperwork was posted in time, but failed to reach the addressee for a valid reason beyond their control, then the action cannot be struck out.
A bit pedantic, I know, but the legislation is worded so as to avoid action having to be discontinued because of, say, delays in the post or the addressee�s dog eating the mail. If the prosecuting authority can show that the paperwork was posted in time, but failed to reach the addressee for a valid reason beyond their control, then the action cannot be struck out.
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