"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article ,
Ophelia wrote:
Quite! If they have asked for his evidence that he was a customer and
he refuses to provide it, turning up in court with it isn't going to go
well for him.

You have some odd ideas.

You seem to think it is up to me to prove my 'innocence'.

I have given them the means to prove it themselves. They seem to not want
to go to the effort of doing so - but want me to it for them. I don't want
anything from them - they are trying to obtain a 'fine' from me, and with
no legal basis.

You sound like a pushover.

Nahh not me, but then I never have this problem and they sound very pushy to
'get' law breakers as they see it. I just think that in your case, if you
have a receipt and know you will be taken to court if you don't produce it
.... well ... the choice is yours.


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