glojo
Hardcore MB Enthusiast
Swiss Toni said:So the interpretation would be that K 1 NKY is legal, but K1NKY was not?
I think we are going to get into a lawyers paradise here.
Gone are the days when what I call 'common sense' was applied when enforcing the law, both by the Police and the courts.
Now every single word is checked, double checked, and then torn to pieces by lawyers Please do not take my 'common sense' remark as being insulting. It is certainly not meant that way.
The registration plate is surely a registration 'number' not 'word'. The plate usually has to be altered to get the number to actually look like the word.
COM 1C = COM1C
If I am accusing anyone then I suppose I would look no further than the DVLC.
Why are they not guilty of conspiracy? They advertise number plates that can be 'altered' to form words, but then point out it is illegal to alter or adapt the plate? That is unacceptable. They are an 'Agent Provocateur'? (help needed with spelling Shude??) If they did not sell the plate then no one would be tempted?
Regards,
John