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ONE-MAN HAULIER LOSES HIS LICENCE

14th July 1967, Page 32
14th July 1967
Page 32
Page 32, 14th July 1967 — ONE-MAN HAULIER LOSES HIS LICENCE
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

A MONKSEATON, Northumberland, oneman haulier, Mr. Henry Potts, 46, last week had his vehicle's B licence revoked by Northern LA Mr. J. A. T. Hanlon because it was said to be a danger to the public. The Section 178 revocation followed his conviction by Tynemouth magistrates in April for having a lorry with inefficient brakes and steering and dangerous parts.

Mr. Hanlon said that Mr. Potts had since appeared before Tynemouth magistrates on a charge of driving while under the influence of drink and his driving licence had been suspended for three years. "That may be the reason why he has not appeared here today."

detachment which is so desirable a quality in an advocate".

The evidence presented by Mrs. Heaps prompted the Tribunal to remark: "We have been faced with the task of sifting the relevant material from a farrago of defamatory matter which might have been worth thousands of pounds in damages had it not been uttered in the privileged precincts of a court of record."

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