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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.
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Looks like the DVSA prosecution case was inappropriate and misguided, since all five were acquitted before the trial even began.