UNREASONABLE BY-LAW.
MOTOR SERVICE CASE. Tbt telegraph.—peess association.] GISBOENS. Tuesday The magistrate, Mr. Levy, to-day dismissed an information laid by the Cook County Council against the Motor Service Company, for failure to comply with the county by-laws, requiring them to register if plying for hire over the county roads, the magistrate he Ming the by-law to be unreasonable. He also expressed the opinion that service cars picking up passengers on roads were not plying for hire.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18680, 9 April 1924, Page 11
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