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.ansporters Battle
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EN a Yorkshire car-transporter genitor obtained his first vehicle in :ategory, and then quickly applied nother to the Yorkshire Licensing nity, and was granted the applicahe found the two transporters were -employed.
al, it was alleged by Mr. P. Kenny, cds last week, he brought pressure !ar on the owner of what was bed as the*" only modern-purposemotor auction in the country " e business, when the latter was ting under trade plates. When this ire had little result, it was further d, the man was reported to the irity.
s was the background to a hearing hich Mr. H. Myers, of Central xt Mart Ltd., with car auctions at and Yarm (N. Yorks) applied to vo rigid vehicles and two artics on ncc for second-hand car collection. Kenny, for Mr. Myers, said that 1959 the transporters had been ted on trade plates. There had a decision that trade plates did t of the carriage of goods for hire eward, but when Mr. Myers conhim, he had advised an application B licence to cover operations.
n Mr. Kenny alleged that the or in the case. Mr. D. Rutter, of Yeadon Autoway s Car Transporter Services, who had two transporters on B licence, reported Mr. Myers for illegal running, after trying to obtain work from him, which was not forthcoming.
Mr. Rutter, who was represented by Mr: D. Walker, said he was granted a B licence for one vehicle in January this year, but after his application he did not get as much work as he expected. He made a successful application again in April, however, and now had a B licence for two vehicles.
He denied saying to Myers he would report him to the Licensing Authority, although he did in fact do so. He alleged that Mr. Myers had been building up his fleet on these trade plates, while he was the legitimate licence holder.
He now found he could not carry on with his transporters and an application for a take-over by Bradley's Motor Auctions was now in the L.A.'s office, The Authority reserved his decision.
Status Quo, Pending Appeals
THE appeals to the Scottish Court of Session against the Transport Tribunal appeal decision in the case of Russell of Bathgate Ltd. and House of Fraser (The Commercial Motor last week) are proceeding through the expected legal channels, writes a Scottish correspondent. The Russell vehicles have been maintained on A operation pending the hearing of the appeal. In the case of House of Fraser, replies were due and are understood to have been lodged.
This now means that the status quo applies until the hearing of the Scottish appeals against the Tribunal decisions.