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Greenwich firm ets fine of i5K
28th March 2002, Page 23
28th March 2002
Page 23
Page 23, 28th March 2002
— Greenwich firm ets fine of i5K
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Car Safety, Motoring Taxation In The United Kingdom, Tachograph, Mot Test, Road Transport, Tachometer, Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Law / Crime
A Greenwich owner-driver has been fined more than £5,000 by Barking magistrates after he faded to appear to answer a number of allegations.
Zutfiqur Raza Jaffery, trading as Geoff Motors, was accused of using a vehicle without an excise licence, a current test certificate or a calibrated tachograph.
Prosecuting for the Vehicle Inspectorate, Anthony Ostrin said Jaffery's vehicle had been stopped in a check last April. An inspection of the tachograph equipment indicated that it had not been calibrated for a considerable period of time.
No vehicle excise licence was being displayed and there was no current test certificate.
the magistrates found the case proved. They fined Jaffery 15.030 with £150 costs and ordered him to pay back duty of £68.75.
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