R.H.E. DISCLAIMS MORE e SPARES nISPUTES continue to arise between
13th January 1950, Page 40
13th January 1950
Page 40
Page 40, 13th January 1950
— R.H.E. DISCLAIMS MORE e
SPARES nISPUTES continue to arise between
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Contract Law, Contracting With The United States Government, Procurement, United States Administrative Law, Spares, Business / Finance
the Road Haulage Executive and hauliers over the relevancy of spare parts when businesses are taken over.
In a case just brought to the notice of "The Commercial Motor,", the Executive has disclaimed new Leyland spares valued at £535, because no vehicles to which they could be applied were operated on the day of acquisition. It is understood that a vehicle of applicable type had, however, been operated during the past two years.
The operator, whose business was taken over last October and has left the industry, is now faced with the problem of -disposing of the parts.
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