Serious charges case passed on
1st August 1991, Page 15
1st August 1991
Page 15
Page 15, 1st August 1991
— Serious charges case passed on
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Keywords :
Motoring Taxation In The United Kingdom, Crimes, Criminal Law, Theft, Thieves, Vehicle Excise Duty, Excise, Law / Crime
• Leigh magistrates have decided that a series of charges against Hugh Joseph Carberry, arising out of the use of stolen vehicle excise licences, are so serious that they must be dealt with at Bolton Crown Court.
Joseph Carberry, a partner in Bootle, Liverpool-based Carberry Haulage, is accused of one offence of stealing five vehicle excise licences; one offence of dishonestly handling five stolen excise licences; five offences of making a false excise licence; five offences of fraudulently using excise licences; five offences of using vehicles without using excise licences; and two offences of using vehicles when a higher rate of vehicle excise duty was payable.