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Standards Authority sued over used-vehicle import ban

The notices In the August 3 notice, the GSA announced strict enforcement of the National Vehicle Homologation and Conformity Assessment programme from October 1.
By treating the standards as mandatory, he argues that the GSA is usurping the Minister’s power and will keep acting unlawfully unless the court compels it to stop.
Mr Dodoo is asking the court to declare that strict enforcement of the National Vehicle Standards prohibiting the importation of used vehicles is contrary to law and unlawful.
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