Beverley Magistrates' Court Sentencing Results

Explore 5 verdicts at Beverley Magistrates' Court (Beverley). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

Alison Asadi-Aghdam

Failing to license a house in multiple occupation and fire safety violations

October 4, 2017

Sentence: £2,638 fine

Alison Asadi-Aghdam, a 54-year-old landlord from Sutton Street, Goole, failed to licence a property in multiple occupation and did not comply with fire safety regulations, leading to her prosecution.

Pleaded guilty to failing to license a property operating as a house in multiple occupation and failing to comply with management of houses in multiple occupation regulations in relation to fire safety.

Sources: hu17.net

Carl Hessey

Failing in duty of care for fly-tipping

September 25, 2017

Sentence: £600 fine

Carl Hessey from Manor Road, Hull, was responsible for fly-tipped waste that was dumped on a field in Cottingham, which was traced back to him.

John Dixon Hart

Misleading advertising and operating a substandard guest house

July 19, 2017

Sentence: £7,000 fine

John Dixon Hart, a 53-year-old owner of Beverley Guest House (formerly Minster Garth Guest House) on Keldgate, Beverley, falsely claimed the establishment had a four-star rating despite guests complaining of dirty rooms and substandard conditions.

Pleaded guilty to charges of advertising and running a guest house below minimum standards and using misleading adverts to suggest it was of four-star standard.

Sources: hu17.net

Lorna Caddy

Failing to update dog microchip details

April 26, 2017

Sentence: £1,500 fine

Lorna Caddy, 38, from Main Street, Great Hatfield, neglected to update the contact details on her dog’s microchip, which is required by law, leading to her prosecution for a second time.

Failed to appear in court and was charged under the Microchipping of Dogs (England) Regulations 2015 for failing to update the contact details on her dog’s microchip.

Sources: hu17.net

Clare Childs

Failing to update dog microchip details

December 21, 2016

Sentence: £300 fine

Clare Childs, 45, from Lidgate, East Cowick, did not update the contact details on her dog’s microchip, despite the low cost of doing so, resulting in her prosecution.

Failed to attend court and was charged under the Microchipping of Dogs (England) Regulations 2015 for failing to update the contact details on her dog’s microchip.

Sources: hu17.net

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