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case law - DVLA
Grizebeck
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I am looking for some case law, DVLA is bringing a case for no SORN. This is down to their own maladministration
DVLA is the prosecuting authority in this case
So looking for some case law for D to assist them in their defence,
anything that could be relevant please let me know
DVLA is the prosecuting authority in this case
So looking for some case law for D to assist them in their defence,
anything that could be relevant please let me know
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So prosecution for not paying VED or having no insurance? Had your SORNed it or did you have VED/Insurance?0
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I don’t think anyone can offer any advice on such scant information a lot more detail required.0
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the prosecution is for non VED/ No Sorn, not my carDullGreyGuy said:So prosecution for not paying VED or having no insurance? Had your SORNed it or did you have VED/Insurance?0 -
thanksKeep_pedalling said:I don’t think anyone can offer any advice on such scant information a lot more detail required.
am not after advice just case law which can then be applied. down to maladministration0 -
If the case is the result of something the DVLA did or didn't do, the CRA 2015 would apply, and possibly something about misconduct in a public office.
What about lack of fair notice of processing under DPA rules/regs?
Did the defendant complain beforehand, and was ADR offered?I married my cousin. I had to...I don't have a sister.
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I'd be astonished if any DVLA case had ever made it to the higher courts, therefore case law is unlikely to exist.0
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Boing Boing!TadleyBaggie said:I'd be astonished if any DVLA case had ever made it to the higher courts, therefore case law is unlikely to exist.1 -
Thanks but it isn't necessarily a DVLA case i am afterTadleyBaggie said:I'd be astonished if any DVLA case had ever made it to the higher courts, therefore case law is unlikely to exist.0 -
Could you use any of these abuse of process cases?
https://www.cps.gov.uk/legal-guidance/abuse-process
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