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690 blow for using a fraudulent disc FRAUDULENTLY DISPLAYING a
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car tax disc on a goods vehicle has cost a Wednesfield operator £690 in fines, costs and back duty. And when searched the vehicle was found to contain tax discs for other cars as well.
Malvinder Jeet Singh, trading as Mals Transport. pleaded guilty to the fraudulent use of a vehicle excise licence when he appeared before the Harlow magistrates.
Anthony Ostrin, prosecuting for VOSA, said a light goods vehicle operated by Malvinder Jeet Singh and driven by Raghbir Singh was stopped in a roadside check.A traffic examiner noticed that the vehicle was displaying a tax disc for a Rover car. Other tax discs were found in the cab: one for a Ford car and another for a Mercedes Sprinter. Malvinder Singh told the court that he accepted it was his fault and accepted full responsibility.
Malvinder Singh was fined £300 plus £350 costs and £40 in back duty.A similar allegation against Raghbir Singh was withdrawn.