Man dishonestly weighed four vehicles
4th October 1974, Page 20
4th October 1974
Page 20
Page 20, 4th October 1974
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IN BUSINESS as a haulage contractor at Mastin Moor (Derbyshire) Nigel Anthony Hingley, of 11, Woodthorpe-road, pleaded guilty at Chesterfield magistrates' court to three charges of dishonestly weighing four lorry loads of slurry and attempting to gain a total of £14 from the National Coal Board at Oxcroft Colliery while working for the Board as a sub-contractor. He was fined £80 and ordered to pay £20 costs and a sum of £11.52 as restitution to the Board.
It was alleged that Hingley had tried to obtain the money by weighing the slurry twice. The court dismissed four similar charges involving a further sum of £16 cash.