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21st June 2012, Page 17
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Fast work

One Wednesday, Aaron & Partners was contacted by a commercial solicitor acting for a transport company over a business purchase – the completion deadline was Friday. An application for an interim O-licence had been refused on the grounds of previous compliance issues. Culpin arranged a chambers meeting with the TC for Monday afternoon and secured an interim licence with a substantial grant of vehicles, with the matter to be formally decided at a later PI.

The TC then invited written submissions from the parties involved with a view to avoiding a further hearing. Aaron & Partners carried out a review of the operator’s compliance systems and secured the application without need for a further hearing.

Helping a driver

A driver operating under domestic hours’ rules could not produce his digitach card at a roadside check and received a fixed penalty. Aaron & Partners wrote to Vosa on the driver’s behalf and was able to get the fixed penalty rescinded. The prohibition was removed from the driver’s record, which helped his employer maintain a good OCRS.


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