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Fraud appeal allowed

24th March 1972, Page 29
24th March 1972
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Page 29, 24th March 1972 — Fraud appeal allowed
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• Ruling that the prosecution had failed to establish fraudulent intent, Mr Recorder Rankin, QC, allowed an appeal at Liverpool Crown Court, last week, by a Warrington haulage contractor against conviction and sentence at Warrington magistrates' court on a charge of fraudulently using an excise licence on June 17 last.

He was Robert Bradshaw, of Parr Street, Warrington, who had been fined £100 with £30 costs on December 10.

Mr Recorder Rankin, on the application of Mr Gerlad Crowe for Mr Bradshaw, allowed the appeal with costs.