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FORMER C-HIRE HAULIER REFUSED NEW LICENCE
3rd October 1958, Page 66
3rd October 1958
Page 66
Page 66, 3rd October 1958
— FORMER C-HIRE HAULIER REFUSED NEW LICENCE
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NVI-IEN Mr. A. J. Middleton, Aberdeen, applied for a new B licence, the Scottish Deputy Licensing Authority, Mr. Alex Robertson, declared that it was another case in which a person engaged on C-hiring had committed an offence and been fined. Now he wanted a B licence to undertake work obtained through C-hire, so Mr. Middleton was really asking the Authority to condone his irregularities.
Refusing the application, Mr. Robertson pointed out that Mr. Middleton was committing further irregularities by using his two A-licence vehicles outside their declared normal user. He might find himself in serious trouble when those licences needed renewing.
There were objections from 22 hauliers in the Aberdeen area.