PRODUCING A LICENSE
Flaw in the Law (Per Press Association.) NELSON, October 3. T. E. Maun se’ll S.M. dismissed information against a country resident who was charged with producing a driver’s license in the name of another purporting it to be a ’icense issued 1° him, knowing it to be incorrect and with intent to mislead The Magistrate said that he must d’sniiss ’he case, as no offence had been disclosed. Air O'. R. Fell, wlro appeared for the Wa'imca C' unity Traffic Inspector, expressed the opinion that the law needed reforming to cover that point. Surely. to produce someone else’s license was* a worse offence than that of failing to produce one’s own license. The only charge epen at present was for failing to produce a license.
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Grey River Argus, 6 October 1934, Page 5
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128PRODUCING A LICENSE Grey River Argus, 6 October 1934, Page 5
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