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bloodnock
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An LA can set what conditions it deems reasonably necessary, if the guy doesnt like it he can appeal.

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If its up to the individual LA to set the condition then its not a National law...must be legal then!!
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bloodnock wrote:
captain cab wrote:
An LA can set what conditions it deems reasonably necessary, if the guy doesnt like it he can appeal.

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If its up to the individual LA to set the condition then its not a National law...must be legal then!!


Not if its breaking a condition of license it aint. :wink:

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bloodnock wrote:
captain cab wrote:
An LA can set what conditions it deems reasonably necessary, if the guy doesnt like it he can appeal.

CC


If its up to the individual LA to set the condition then its not a National law...must be legal then!!


Not if its breaking a condition of license it aint. :wink:

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Thats another matter...is disobeying an LA Condition the same as breaking a Law...or is it technically a breach of contract between operator and his particular LA??
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Thats another matter...is disobeying an LA Condition the same asbreaking a Law...or is it technically a breach of contract between operator and his particular LA??


It would be a civil offence I guess, leading to the vehicle proprietor being shot by firing squad, specially selected by the local taxi association.

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Thats another matter...is disobeying an LA Condition the same asbreaking a Law...or is it technically a breach of contract between operator and his particular LA??


It would be a civil offence I guess, leading to the vehicle proprietor being shot by firing squad, specially selected by the local taxi association.

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Ouch!!!!!
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Thats another matter...is disobeying an LA Condition the same asbreaking a Law...or is it technically a breach of contract between operator and his particular LA??


It would be a civil offence I guess, leading to the vehicle proprietor being shot by firing squad, specially selected by the local taxi association.

CC


Ouch!!!!!


Dont worry, most of them would probably miss by a good margin.

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Thats as maybe...but there's no mention of it in that particular act..that begs the question where does it say you cant use the word Cab on your vehicle if used below the level of the roof? If its the law that you cannot use the word Cab then it must be enshrined somewhere in some law or another.

It's the plying charge that stops the words 'cab'.

If you sit waiting in a PH with a sign that says 'cab', then you will be viewed as plying for hire without the required license.

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Thats as maybe...but there's no mention of it in that particular act..that begs the question where does it say you cant use the word Cab on your vehicle if used below the level of the roof? If its the law that you cannot use the word Cab then it must be enshrined somewhere in some law or another.

It's the plying charge that stops the words 'cab'.

If you sit waiting in a PH with a sign that says 'cab', then you will be viewed as plying for hire without the required license.


Thats that London case aint it?

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