From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
Application form for the free replacement of an illegible Road Vehicle Licence under the Roads Act, 1920.
| Identifier | ExFiles\Box 76\1\ scan0108 | |
| Date | 1st June 1921 | |
| X 677 Form R.F. 26. [Not applicable to Ireland.] ROADS ACT, 1920. Application for Free Replacement of Illegible Road Vehicle Licence. NOTE.—If you apply in person (with the old licence) at the Local Taxation Office, you need not fill up this form. Postage must be pre-paid if you make this application through the post. A.{Mr Adams} APPLICATION. (For the use of the licensee.) To the Local Taxation Officer, .................................................. Council, (This form must be addressed to the Local Taxation Officer within whose area the vehicle is registered). Copy these particulars from your Registration Book or old Licence. Particulars of Licence Index Mark and Registration No.} Serial Number of licence. Annual or Quarterly. Date of Expiry. Date issued. Class of vehicle. Make of vehicle. Colour of vehicle. H.P. or Unladen weight or Seating Capacity } Amount of duty paid. I apply herewith for the issue free of charge of a licence in replacement of the licence, of which the particulars are given hereon, and of which I am the holder, on the ground that the written entries or date stamp impression have become illegible through exposure to sunlight. In the event of the Council subsequently deciding that the illegibility is due to other causes, I undertake to pay on demand the fee of Five Shillings prescribed in the Regulations as payable in respect of a duplicate licence issued in replacement of a licence accidentally defaced. Strike out the paragraph not applicable. { I forward herewith the old licence, and request that the new licence be posted to me at the address given below. As it is not practicable for the licence to be changed at the Council's Office or through the post, I request that the new licence may be sent to the Postmaster at*.................................................., to whom I will present the old licence in exchange for a new licence on receipt of an advice from you. } Name....................................................................(Licensee) Address.................................................................. Date..................................192...... *The Office named should be a Money Order Post Office, preferably a Head Post Office. (R.V. 2572.) [W889] P704/985 100m 6/21 1465 G & S 160a [Please turn over. | ||