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Case dropped
15th March 1990, Page 30
15th March 1990
Page 30
Page 30, 15th March 1990
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IN Deception charges relating to the use of an Operator's Licence against Pontefract-based Michael O'Hara were dropped when he appeared at York Crown Court, on the grounds that "enough was enough".
In February, North Eastern Licensing Authority Frederick Whalley refused to renew O'Hara's 10-vehicle national licence, because of his record (CM 8-14 February).
Andrew Clarkson, prosecuting, said O'Hara had already been fined over 24,000 in the magistrates court.
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