Sussex wrote:
MR T wrote:
We don't particularly like the public and solicitors being able to get hold of your private information i.e. name and address very easily, so maybe other areas like mine, make it as awkward as possible.
That's not what section 42 actually says.
All it says is that a register be kept of any convictions of owners, drivers or attendees to the specific hackney.
If the owners, drivers and attendees (whoever the f*** they are) are free of convictions then the book should merely show the plate numbers.
mum penalty increased by the Criminal Justice Act 1967, s 92(1), Sch 3, Part I, and converted to a level on the standard scale by the Criminal Justice Act 1982, ss 37, 38, 46.
41 What shall be specified in the licences
In every such licence shall be specified the name and surname and place of abode of every person who is a proprietor or part proprietor of the hackney carriage in respect of which such licence is granted, or who is concerned, either solely or in partnership with any other person, in the keeping, employing, or letting to hire of any such carriage, and also the number of such licence which shall correspond with the number to be painted or marked on the plates to be fixed on such carriage, together with such other particulars as the commissioners think fit.
42 Licences to be registered
Every licence shall be made out by the clerk of the commissioners, and
duly entered in a book to be provided by him for that purpose; and in such book shall be contained columns or places for entries to be made of every offence committed by any proprietor or driver or person attending such carriage; and any person may at any reasonable time inspect such book, without fee or reward.
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