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Surely they can only destroy it if it has no tax? If it had tax it must be illegal to sell it
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How can they not pay the guy, two years on after admitting total liability?Originally posted by WindyAnna View PostIf it had been a more ordinary car it would already have been disposed of but because it is a mazzer it is kept for months?!?!
whereas this one gets crushed ...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...icle_id=447704
Who judges the disposability of the car then?
WA
He needs better lawyers.
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If it had been a more ordinary car it would already have been disposed of but because it is a mazzer it is kept for months?!?!
whereas this one gets crushed ...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/liv...icle_id=447704
Who judges the disposability of the car then?
WA
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Why should he pay tax and insurance on his car?Originally posted by WindyAnna View PostI hate the sort of person who expects their office PA to sort out their personal life. Too busy to get it taxed? Was he too busy to get it insured as well?
After all, he probably pays at least £3.72 in UK income tax every year.
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I hate the sort of person who expects their office PA to sort out their personal life. Too busy to get it taxed? Was he too busy to get it insured as well?
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I've thought about this and it all hinges on whether a fine is meant to be a punishment or a charge, if it is meant to be a punishment then why not give offenders 3 points on their license rather than just fine them? I've managed to drive for 19 years without picking up a parking ticket by not parking in a place where I know I shouldn’t, does this sound reasonable and fair to all?
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Yes but as soon as it affects me I will change my mind, I used to vote labour before I became a contractor.Originally posted by milanbenes View Postoh yes GingerRogers in socialist britain we must punish the rich and successful
Milan.
I have become a selfish individual but that’s the only way you can prosper in a capitalist society.
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He will have to pay a £5000 fine. Or are you suggesting CC fines should be means tested?!Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostAlthough the story is quite comical it does highlight the fact that rich people are not affected by such inconveniences as parking tickets or congestion charges. DVLA should be allowed to keep it and keep the proceeds of any auction to make an example of him.
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oh yes GingerRogers in socialist britain we must punish the rich and successful
Milan.
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Although the story is quite comical it does highlight the fact that rich people are not affected by such inconveniences as parking tickets or congestion charges. DVLA should be allowed to keep it and keep the proceeds of any auction to make an example of him.
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London congestion charge
Telegraph: Millionaire leaves rare sports car in pound.
I love this bit:
In my defence, I would say that parking in the TfL car pound is not that expensive relative to the cost of parking in central London.Tags: None
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