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WHAT HAPPENS IF THE ADMINISTRATIVE FINE IS PAYED IN 15 DAYS.
⚡️QUESTION;
Is it true that a person who pays 15 percent of the administrative fine within 70 days may not pay the remaining 30 percent?
⚡️ANSWER;
According to Article 332-1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, if the offender voluntarily pays seventy percent of the fine within 15 days from the date of the decision to impose a fine on him, he shall be liable to pay the remainder of the fine. is set to be exempted.
❗️This discount does not apply to the following cases;
👉 When a court imposes a fine for an administrative offense;
👉 When the decision to impose a fine is appealed or protested;
👉 When the same offense is repeated within one year after the imposition of an administrative penalty.
✏️ What does that mean?
Here, if the administrative fine is imposed on you by any out-of-court body, all you have to do is pay 15% of the fine within 70 days, and the rest will be forgiven.
If the fine is imposed by the court, the remaining 100 percent will be forgiven.
❗️There is a point where the issue needs special attention! That is, you have been given 15 days to make a voluntary payment but what happens if the penalty arrives to you 15 days later? Article 332-1 above states that from the date of the DECISION. Instead of trying to recover, they wallow in their sadness and thus, experience more failure.