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Prosecution Dropped for Operator Charged with Licence Lending with Intent

Millicent Dooher, barrister, represented this operator before the Magistrates’ Court following an offence of licence lending with intent. The Operator contended that there was no intent for the lending of the licence, having accepted that another was using his licence at the time. Following discussions, the Prosecution agreed to offer no evidence to this charge.

Case Details

Case Name: Prosecution Dropped for Operator Charged with Licence Lending with Intent
Case Date: March 2024
Case Type (info): Criminal Defence

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