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Untaxed for 5 days - DVLA Executive Retaliation - OSC
DIR By: JunotheCorso
Date: June 27, 2024, 2:49 pm
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Context: A complaint to the DVLA executive regarding several new
vehicles V62's going missing due to the cases being handled by
Caseworker investigation unit) has resulted in someone getting a
bee up their bonnet at the DVLA. They've subsequently issued our
company four OSC's for 3 vehicles which the log books were
received in March by DVLA (they state issued in February 7th to
12th).
They've then checked a fourth old vehicle the company had and
found that we had one vehicle which was untaxed for four days on
20/05/2023, issued after 11 months on 02/05/2024. All of the
OCS's were batched together. Road tax was paid on 24/05/2023
This vehicle was used once every few months and kept on a
private business estate.
Is there anyway to fight this now that OSC has been paid. One of
them we did not pay as we were still going back on forth on
complaints with DVLA on this issue, they pushed out of the OCS's
to court summons for prosecution at Highbury Magistrates Court
which is completely ridiculous. (not this one)
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Re: Untaxed for 5 days - DVLA Executive Retaliation - OSC
DIR By: The Rookie
Date: June 28, 2024, 2:21 am
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--- Quote from: JunotheCorso link ---
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> Is there anyway to fight this now that OCS has been paid.
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Not easily no, and it will cost you more than you paid so would
be throwing money away on principle even if you won.
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