ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
"Motor."—(1) A claim would rest against the owner provided that negligence on the part of the driver could be proved. (2) The amount of damages. In the event of an action being successful, would be assessed by the court. (3) In the case of Injury the same conditions would apply. (4) Yes. (5) A motor bicycle Is a motor vehicle In law. (6) Only a licensed vehicle can legally charge a passenger fare or accept any payment In return for conveyance from one place to another. The unlawful acceptance of a fare does not absolve the owner.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22025, 7 August 1933, Page 6
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