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Originally Posted by tex
Interesting.
So, if an offender (in a borrowed car) for the sake of discussion, something very expensive, and does jail bait speed and gets caught, has a full strike count already, and the registered owner is actually paying a lease on it, it still gets forfeited? Even though its the property of (in this case) a fourth party?
God, govco really is serious about making someone pay 
What a **** fight that would be, and not exactly far fetched. |
You may remember (last year I think) the story of a mechanic here in Perth getting done in a Lambo owned by one of his customers. Car was impounded. No if, buts, whatever.
Sure, not a great result for the innocent (that particular time) owner, but that's the law. I'd rather see a few extra people 'inconvenienced' than more people getting away with it and killing others through their stupidity. Maybe I'm getting old, but being the father of small children really chnages your perspective on things.