Is there a statutory requirement that the "set fine" amount appear on the certificate of offence?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from London (City) v. Young, 2008 ONCA 429 (CanLII):
Like Boyko J. in York v. Wilson, supra, at paras. 10-11, I find no statutory requirement that the "set fine" amount appear on the certificate of offence. Section 3 requires that the certificate: -- allege an offence (s. 3(1)); and -- certify that the provincial offence officer personally served the offence notice on the person charged (s. 3(5)).
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