A charge of fraud has been brought against five directors of Klarius by DVSA. The charge relates to the sale of non-approved catalytic converters between 2013 and 2015.
The directors entered a ‘not guilty’ plea at a short hearing in Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court on April 1st.
The case has been listed for trial on November 18 2019.
Move made to meet rising demand for electric vehicle and commercial vehicle work
Factor chain’s turnover rises nearly 20% despite decline of 3.1% in unit sales across the broader sector
All the latest changes from across the sector, including new roles, promotions, and retirements
The Scottish firm has built a strong reputation in the car detailing market
Employee and customer welfare will be prioritised in hand-over, new owner says
All the latest changes from across the sector, including new roles, promotions, and retirements
Single branch Atherton factor is acquired by expanding business group
After more than a century selling parts, the Andrew Page brand is being retired. We look at this once vast motor factor’s history
FINAL PRINTED CAT OUT NOW Read our last printed issue online here In your new, bumper-sized, quarterly CAT: How to get the most out of a relationship with Chinese suppliers Avoid tears when relocating your […]
Looks like the DVSA prosecution case was inappropriate and misguided, since all five were acquitted before the trial even began.