London,
04
May
2010
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23:00
Europe/London
Market Trader fined for selling fakes
A market trader at Kingsland Shopping Centre was fined a total of £915.00 at Thames Magistrates Court in Bow on 5 May 2010 for the supply and sale of counterfeit jml John Mills limited "ped eggs", "nicer dicer" and “ez combs”*.
Jason Hall, aged 42** of 55, Annesley Road in Sheffield pleaded guilty and was fined following a prosecution brought by Hackney Trading Standards.
On 12 November 2009, Hackney Trading Standards Officers seized a total of 152 "Ped eggs", 120 Ez combs and 10 nicer dicers - all counterfeits.
Steve Douglas, Hackney Council s Corporate Director for Neighbourhoods & Regeneration said: “Hackney shops and market stalls are places where we want to find genuine goods sold at decent prices. Those caught selling counterfeits are cheating the public of a fair deal and will continue to be prosecuted.”
Mr Hall was fined a total of £200 for each offence of the Trade marks Act* and ordered to pay costs of £315.00.
Jason Hall, aged 42** of 55, Annesley Road in Sheffield pleaded guilty and was fined following a prosecution brought by Hackney Trading Standards.
On 12 November 2009, Hackney Trading Standards Officers seized a total of 152 "Ped eggs", 120 Ez combs and 10 nicer dicers - all counterfeits.
Steve Douglas, Hackney Council s Corporate Director for Neighbourhoods & Regeneration said: “Hackney shops and market stalls are places where we want to find genuine goods sold at decent prices. Those caught selling counterfeits are cheating the public of a fair deal and will continue to be prosecuted.”
Mr Hall was fined a total of £200 for each offence of the Trade marks Act* and ordered to pay costs of £315.00.