Enforcement Order for car dealer
North Lanarkshire TS received multiple complaints of unroadworthy vehicles
Posted 10 September 2024 | JoTS Online
Content Tags: Updates|Automotive|Scotland
UPDATES: Airdrie Sheriff Court has imposed an Enforcement Order on Cumbernauld Car Sales Ltd after repeated complaints over unroadworthy vehicles, false information and failures to provide redress.
North Lanarkshire Trading Standards Service has obtained an Enforcement Order against a car dealer who sold unroadworthy vehicles, gave false information, and failed to provide redress to customers when faults were identified.
Jakub Niemczyk, director of Cumbernauld Car Sales Ltd, was the subject of numerous customer complaints. The Enforcement Order, imposed by Airdrie Sheriff Court last...
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