Salford Van Hire faces bill for £24,000 in VED case
16th February 1995, Page 14
16th February 1995
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Page 14, 16th February 1995
— Salford Van Hire faces bill for £24,000 in VED case
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• Commercial vehicle rental giant Salford Van Hire has to pay .C24,000 in fines, back duty and prosecution costs for hiring out untaxed and unregistered vehicles and then registering them with the following year's plates.
The Sherborne Street, Manchester-based firm, which has about 5,000 vehicles, pleaded guilty to 54 offences of using vehicles without an excise licence when it appeared before Leigh. Lanes magistrates.
Prosecuting, Jason Coulter said the case was the culmination of a lengthy and detailed investigation by Greater Manchester police.
For Salford Van Hire, Simon Nichol said it had inadvertently broken the law and there was no question of fraud.
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Greater Manchester police
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Simon Nichol, Jason Coulter
Locations:
Manchester