Transport Manager who was Mislead by an applicant for an Operators Licence Avoids being Nominated on the Licence after a Public Inquiry | Smith Bowyer Clarke

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Transport Manager who was Mislead by an applicant for an Operators Licence Avoids being Nominated on the Licence after a Public Inquiry

Senior Solicitor, Murray Oliver represented a Transport Manager called to Public Inquiry in connection with an application for an O licence. At the hearing the applicant for the Operator’s licence had connections with another business that had its licence revoked for serious non compliance at the same hearing – August 2023

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Case Name: Transport Manager who was Mislead by an applicant for an Operators Licence Avoids being Nominated on the Licence after a Public Inquiry
Case Date: August 2023
Case Type (info): Public Inquiry

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