Appeals against fines
You can submit written statements against administrative fines issued for
breaches of Article 40 of Emilia-Romagna Regional Law no. 30/98 and subsequent
amendments, following the procedures described below.
Written statements
Written statements against penalty notices for breaches of travel rules
can be submitted within 30 days from the date on which
the infringement was contested or notified, using one of the following methods:
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Sending a PEC (certified email) to
sanzionistartromagna@legalmail.it.
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Sending a letter by post to:
Start Romagna S.p.A., viale C. A. dalla Chiesa, 38,
47923 Rimini (RN).
Documents to attach
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Copy of the ID document of the fined passenger (if an adult) or of
the person exercising parental responsibility (if the passenger is a minor).
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Power of attorney and ID document of the assisted person, if the
written statement is submitted by a law firm.
- Telephone number of the applicant.
- E-mail address of the applicant.
- Number and date of the penalty notice.
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Grounds for the appeal, supported by suitable documentary evidence.
When the appeal will not be examined
- If the request is not drafted clearly.
- If the applicant’s e-mail address is missing.
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If the fine has been paid, even after the appeal has been submitted
(payment settles the offence and closes the administrative procedure).
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If the appeal is submitted more than 30 days after the notice is served.
Appeal against an injunction order
Pursuant to Article 22 of Law no. 689 of 24 November 1981, an appeal against
an injunction order may be lodged within 30 days
(or 60 days for residents abroad) from the date on which the
order is notified, before the locally competent Justice of the Peace,
subject to payment of a unified court contribution of € 43.00.
Appeal against a payment notice
An appeal against a payment notice may be lodged pursuant to Articles 615
and 617 of the Italian Code of Civil Procedure:
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Opposition to enforcement (Art. 615 c.p.c.), if you
contest the creditor’s right to initiate enforcement proceedings,
before the judge with jurisdiction in terms of subject-matter, value
and territory.
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Opposition to enforcement measures (Art. 617 c.p.c.),
if you contest the validity of the enforceable title or of the
payment order, to be lodged – before enforcement begins – with the
enforcement judge, by serving a writ of summons within 20 days from
the notification of the payment notice.
In both cases you must be assisted by a lawyer.