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Mick Stockbridge
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Would it not be easier to purchase the timber from your customer at a nominal amount then you would no longer be disposing of their waste you would actually be carting your own timber which you have paid for by deducting the amount off the bill to the customer. So long as you had proof on your invoice of this arrangement it would be very difficult for EA to prove otherwise in court.

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Would it not be easier to purchase the timber from your customer at a nominal amount then you would no longer be disposing of their waste you would actually be carting your own timber which you have paid for by deducting the amount off the bill to the customer. So long as you had proof on your invoice of this arrangement it would be very difficult for EA to prove otherwise in court.

 

Yeah I put this point to them aswell but all it would really achieve is (considering you won the case) a saving of the wcl fee, you'd still have added paperwork so what's the point ?

 

The fact is they can now fine you for not recording the transportation of arisings if they wish to do so.

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The fact is they can now fine you for not recording the transportation of arisings if they wish to do so.

 

They say they can.

 

It would take a court case to prove it. (thats my understanding)

 

They rely on people being scared and paying up!!:thumbdown:

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