Driving with a disqualified licence (case study)
Our client was facing charges of driving with a disqualified licence. On appeal, he was placed on a good behaviour bond for two years without conviction.
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Our client was facing charges of driving with a disqualified licence. On appeal, he was placed on a good behaviour bond for two years without conviction.
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