Solicitor Mahmun Kaderi FCilex & Commissioner for Oaths

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06/05/2026

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24/03/2026

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10/11/2025

Successful Result – Case Withdrawn at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court

Luris Vince Solicitors, led by Solicitor Mahmun Kaderi, achieved another successful result this week at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court.

Our client, Mr A, faced an allegation of Failing to Surrender to Custody under the Bail Act 1976. After a detailed review of the evidence and submission of strong supporting medical documentation, the Crown Prosecution Service withdrew the charge before trial.

The case was formally dismissed, and defence costs were awarded in our client’s favour.

This outcome reflects our firm’s dedication to diligent preparation, clear communication with the courts, and achieving fair results for those we represent.

Luris Vince Solicitors – specialists in criminal and motoring law. For expert legal advice, contact our office at 36 Alie Street, London E1 8DA.

Major Court Win – 3 Charges Dropped, Points Only for OneWe recently acted for Mr LV, who faced four criminal charges at ...
30/07/2025

Major Court Win – 3 Charges Dropped, Points Only for One

We recently acted for Mr LV, who faced four criminal charges at Horsham Magistrates’ Court:
• Careless driving
• Failing to stop after an accident
• Failing to report the incident within 24 hours
• Failing to provide driver information (s.172)

Thanks to careful preparation and firm negotiation, we successfully persuaded the Crown Prosecution Service to withdraw three of the four charges—including all allegations related to the accident itself.

The only charge pursued was failure to provide driver details. Mr LV, following full advice, entered a guilty plea to that single charge. The court imposed 6 penalty points and a financial penalty of £582, payable by instalments. Crucially, no conviction was recorded for careless driving or failing to stop.

This result protected our client from the reputational and legal consequences of multiple convictions. Cases like these demonstrate the importance of early legal advice and knowing how to challenge weak or overlapping charges at the right time.

—
M. Kaderi
Solicitor & Director
Luris Vince Solicitors | London

29/07/2025

Exceptional Hardship Appeal – Driving Ban Lifted

Client: Mr Daniel Grant (pseudonym)
Court: Croydon Crown Court
Date: 28 July 2025
Outcome: Disqualification Removed, Costs Awarded
Solicitor: Mahmun Kaderi, Luris Vince Solicitors

Mr Daniel Grant came to us after receiving a six-month driving ban for multiple speeding offences under a local 20mph traffic order in South London. He had previously represented himself at the Magistrates’ Court and was unsuccessful in persuading the court not to impose the disqualification.

Following our instruction, I met with Mr Grant, examined the court bundle in detail, and took full instructions in preparation for the Crown Court appeal. He accepted the underlying offences but sought to demonstrate that a driving ban would cause exceptional hardship.

Mr Grant, aged 62, is undergoing radiotherapy for prostate cancer. One of the side effects of his treatment is the urgent and frequent need to urinate—something that cannot be managed practically or with dignity on public transport. His immune system is also significantly weakened, putting him at increased risk of serious illness when travelling in crowded public spaces.

His wife, who suffers from mobility issues, relies on him for transport to medical appointments. In addition, she cares for her 90-year-old mother, but Mr Grant is the one who drives her to and from her mother’s home. Without his licence, both women would be left without the support they depend on.

Mr Grant also drives for a living as a private hire driver. The disqualification had effectively cut off his only means of income at a time when his options were limited due to ill health.

At the Crown Court hearing, he gave live evidence and was cross-examined. The judge accepted that removing his ability to drive would cause real hardship not only to him but to vulnerable members of his household. The appeal was allowed, the disqualification lifted, and a costs order granted in his favour.

11/05/2025

Careless Driving – Section 3 Offence Defence
Charged With Careless Driving? Don’t Face Court Alone.

What Is Careless Driving?
Under Section 3 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, it’s a criminal offence to drive in a way that falls below the standard expected of a competent driver. You don’t need to intend harm — it’s enough if your driving was unreasonably careless.

Examples include:
- Minor collisions or side-swipes
- Failing to signal or mirror properly
- Hesitating in traffic or braking too hard
- Driving too close or changing lanes unsafely

Possible Penalties
- 3–9 penalty points
- Fines up to £5,000
- Disqualification (at court’s discretion)
- Increase in insurance premiums

Defence Strategies
We defend you by showing:
- No breach of driving standard occurred
- The standard was not below that of a reasonable driver
- There is no admissible evidence (dashcam, police, witness error)
- Medical/emergency factors played a role

How We Help
- In-depth review of evidence and CCTV
- Representing you at trial or early guilty plea
- Liaising with CPS and court for reduced penalties
- Clear, fixed fees and fast service

Example Case:
A builder client was charged after lightly colliding with a cyclist’s rear wheel in Barking. Police alleged careless driving. We obtained witness statements, demonstrated road layout confusion, and had the charge withdrawn pre-trial.

Get Expert Representation Today
Mahmun Ali Kaderi
Motoring Defence Solicitor | Luris Vince Solicitors
Phone/WhatsApp: 07576 287043
Email: [email protected]
Office: 36 Alie Street, London E1 8DA
Website: www.lurisvincesolicitors.co.uk

Legal Reference:
- Careless Driving – Section 3 RTA 1988: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1988/52/section/3
- Sentencing Council – Careless Driving Guidelines: https://www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk/offences/magistrates-court/item/careless-or-inconsiderate-driving/

Totting Up Ban – Exceptional Hardship DefenceFacing Disqualification? Let Us Help You Stay on the Road.What Is Totting U...
11/05/2025

Totting Up Ban – Exceptional Hardship Defence
Facing Disqualification? Let Us Help You Stay on the Road.

What Is Totting Up?
If you accumulate 12 or more penalty points within a 3-year period, you face a minimum 6-month driving ban under Section 35 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988.

But there is hope: you may avoid disqualification by arguing “exceptional hardship” — a legal test requiring proof that a ban would cause more than just inconvenience.

What Qualifies as Exceptional Hardship?
- Risk of losing your job or business
- Family members who rely on your transport (e.g., disabled children, elderly parents)
- Medical dependency
- Financial ruin or debt collapse
- Impact on employees or vulnerable clients

How We Help
At Luris Vince Solicitors, we build strong, evidence-backed cases to persuade the court not to impose a ban.

- Personalised hardship statement drafting
- Court representation across England & Wales
- Fixed-fee pricing for hearings and appeals
- Fast response for urgent court listings

Real Case Example:
A minicab driver from Redbridge was facing a 6-month totting up ban after getting 3 speeding tickets in 2 years. We prepared a hardship statement detailing his ill son’s hospital dependency and financial reliance on his licence. The court accepted our submissions and allowed him to continue driving.

Get Expert Representation Today
Mahmun Ali Kaderi
Motoring Defence Solicitor | Luris Vince Solicitors
Phone/WhatsApp: 07576 287043
Email: [email protected]
Office: 36 Alie Street, London E1 8DA
Website: www.lurisvincesolicitors.co.uk

Useful Legal Links:
- Section 35 – Totting Up Disqualification:
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1988/53/section/35
- Exceptional Hardship Guidance – Sentencing Council:

https://www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk/explanatory-material/magistrates-court/item/exceptional-hardship/

11/05/2025

Totting Up Ban – Exceptional Hardship Defence
Facing Disqualification? Let Us Help You Stay on the Road.

What Is Totting Up?
If you accumulate 12 or more penalty points within a 3-year period, you face a minimum 6-month driving ban under Section 35 of the Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988.

But there is hope: you may avoid disqualification by arguing “exceptional hardship” — a legal test requiring proof that a ban would cause more than just inconvenience.

What Qualifies as Exceptional Hardship?
- Risk of losing your job or business
- Family members who rely on your transport (e.g., disabled children, elderly parents)
- Medical dependency
- Financial ruin or debt collapse
- Impact on employees or vulnerable clients

How We Help
At Luris Vince Solicitors, we build strong, evidence-backed cases to persuade the court not to impose a ban.

- Personalised hardship statement drafting
- Court representation across England & Wales
- Fixed-fee pricing for hearings and appeals
- Fast response for urgent court listings

Real Case Example:
A minicab driver from Redbridge was facing a 6-month totting up ban after getting 3 speeding tickets in 2 years. We prepared a hardship statement detailing his ill son’s hospital dependency and financial reliance on his licence. The court accepted our submissions and allowed him to continue driving.

Get Expert Representation Today
Mahmun Ali Kaderi
Motoring Defence Solicitor | Luris Vince Solicitors
Phone/WhatsApp: 07576 287043
Email: [email protected]
Office: 36 Alie Street, London E1 8DA
Website: www.lurisvincesolicitors.co.uk

Useful Legal Links:
- Section 35 – Totting Up Disqualification:

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1988/53/section/35
- Exceptional Hardship Guidance – Sentencing Council:

https://www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk/explanatory-material/magistrates-court/item/exceptional-hardship/

11/05/2025

Section 172 Offence – Failure to Identify Driver
Protect Your Licence. Speak to a Specialist Motoring Defence Solicitor Today.

Have You Received a Section 172 Notice?
If you’ve received a notice asking who was driving your vehicle at the time of an alleged offence and fail to respond, you could face:

- 6 penalty points
- Up to £1,000 in fines
- A possible driving disqualification

Under Section 172 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, you are legally required to provide the identity of the driver. But you may have a statutory defence if:

- You did not receive the notice, or
- You exercised reasonable diligence to identify the driver but were unable to

How We Help:
At Luris Vince Solicitors, we are specialists in defending Section 172 offences and other motoring charges. You’ll get:

- Fast, strategic advice from an expert solicitor
- Defence based on evidence, diligence and procedural failings
- Court representation nationwide
- Fixed-fee packages and urgent appointments

Real Case Example:
One of our clients faced a Section 172 charge after a speed camera notice. He had sold the car shortly before the incident and had incomplete transfer records. We raised statutory defences under Section 172(4) and 172(7)(b), resulting in a dismissal of the charge.

Act Now — Don’t Risk 6 Points
Mahmun Ali Kaderi
Motoring Defence Solicitor | Luris Vince Solicitors
Phone/WhatsApp: 07576 287043
Email: [email protected]
Office: 36 Alie Street, London E1 8DA
Website: www.lurisvincesolicitors.co.uk

Useful Legal Links:

Section 172 RTA 1988 – Duty to Give Information:

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1988/52/section/172- Magistrates’ Courts Sentencing Guidelines – Driving Offences:

https://www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk/offences/magistrates-court/item/failing-to-give-information-as-to-identity-of-driver-s-172-road-traffic-act-1988/

24/09/2024

Amicus Solicitors London 36 Alie Street London E18DA


Introduction

1 we represent IR for the Criminal Trial on Thursday, 24th September 2024 10am at St Albans Magistrates' Court.

2. IR has been charged with the following:
• Section 172 Road Traffic Act 1988, Section 1 Road Traffic Offenders Act 1988.
• Failure to provide his information constituted an offence – penalty can be a fine of up £1,000, 6 penalty point driving license endorsement and/or disqualification from driving.

Pre-Court

1. We went through the Court bundle.

2. We had a pre-hearing discussion with Mr I Rand took instructions.

3. Counsel explained to Mr IR, the procedures of the Court and advised Mr Inuma Iworima what the likely outcome at today’s hearing will be.

4. Mr Inuma Iworima informed Counsel that he has a witness (Mr llogben Ayeni) who will be giving evidence in Court in support of his case.

5. Counsel had pre-Court discussions with the Legal Advisor and an agreement was reached that prosecution had no evidence.


In Court

6. The hearing was in person.
7. An opening statement was made by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) regarding the charge on Mr IR.
8. Mr IRwas asked to confirm his full name, date of birth, and full UK address and to enter into his plea.
9. Mr Inuma Iworima entered a not guilty plea.
10. Crown Prosecution advised the Court that they had no evidence.
11. The Magistrates confirmed that the charge against Mr IR has been withdrawn.
12. Counsel made submissions for defence costs.
13. Defence costs was granted.

Post Court

14. Counsel held a conference with the Mr IR and explained the outcome of the hearing.

15. Should those instructing require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact the Counsel.

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