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Road and Rail Agreement Should be Honoured

14th April 1961, Page 45
14th April 1961
Page 45
Page 45, 14th April 1961 — Road and Rail Agreement Should be Honoured
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One of the reasons for the application being made was that when the caravans were brought to the site it was necessary for the applicants to site the caravan and also to connect to Calor gas and other mains facilities.

The Licensing Authority interposed to ask: "Does this not coma within the terms of ' Subject to Treatment'?" Mr. Corpe replied: "That is an interesting point but I do not think it really applies here because the applicants definitely require a B licence, so there can be no doubt." The Licensing Authority said he agreed and thought the applicant was wise.

Late Arrival The case had nearly been completed when the objectors arrived in Court and the Licensing Authority informed them he had no intention of starting the case

all over again. After they had given evidence the Licensing Authority, in giving his decision, said he felt that the agreement which had been reached at the Negotiating Committee was a correct agreement and he felt that as the applicant was the owner of the site it was only right that he should bring the caravans to the site.

The condition attached to the grant would not permit him to operate in the general haulage caravan market, and therefore the interests of the objectors were protected.

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