IGNORING COURT'S ORDER.
. MOTORIST WITHOUT LICENSE. FIXE OF £10 IMPOSED. (Ey Telegraph. Press Association.) CHRISTCHUfCH. this day. ' "On the face of it, it is one of the most serious offences under the Motor \ ehicles Act. Here is a man deliberately flouting an order of the Court "" I So said Mr. Moslev, S.M., in imposing'a line 01 £10 on John Hudson Falcon, who admited obtaining a license after having been disqualified, and also ridin* a motor cycle without a license. On"the second charge defendant was convicted and ordered to pay costs. J It was stated that defendant was convicted of speeding in December. IDi'j and was fined £15 and costs. A-ain on March S last year he was convicted, and | his license was cancelled for two vear- I Since then he had applied to the' New Brighton Borough Council and obtained a license. He then applied to the Chri-T- ! church City Council for a taxi driverlicense. The magistrate said he wanted it to' be impressed on all motorists that if a ' license is suspended bv order of the ! Court, the order mun" be implicitlv ' Obeyed. ' ' i
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 43, 21 February 1927, Page 3
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185IGNORING COURT'S ORDER. Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 43, 21 February 1927, Page 3
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