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MULTIPLE DEMANDS FOR PAYMENT

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9th August 2001

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Page 18, 9th August 2001 — MULTIPLE DEMANDS FOR PAYMENT

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• Unless all persons have a defence, the payment will be due from the individuals who have no defence, although only one payment is required.

If, for example, the claim is made by the Immigration Service for fio,000 to the operator, it could be paid by either the driver or the trailer hire company. If the operator pays, the claims against the others will not be enforced. If the hire company pays the £10,000, there will be no enforcement against the operator or driver.

However, the fact that one of those persons has defence does not prevent recovery from the others. The Immigration Service will normally agree payments by instalments.