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For another party in return for payment.
When performed for another party in return for payment, under Article 62.2 of the LOTT. It does not depend on whether the customer is an individual or a business. “For another party” describes whom the service is provided for; it does not simply mean that somebody else drives. A lorry travelling empty does not by itself determine the nature of the transport.
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For another party in return for payment.
Only for an individual in return for payment.
Whenever the lorry travels without a load.
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