Court orders ministry to give 'free taxi' firm license

Court orders ministry to give 'free taxi' firm license

NAGOYA, Japan - Sadao Aoki (C), president of the Kyoto-based taxi firm MK Co., speaks at a press conference in Nagoya on Oct. 29 about a Nagoya District Court's ruling that ordered the transport ministry to cancel its decision not to issue license numbers for taxis used for promotional purposes. As part of a promotional campaign MK planned to have 25 taxis offering free rides for up to 1,500 yen in metered charges for one year in Nagoya.

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    Court orders ministry to give 'free taxi' firm license

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    NAGOYA, Japan - Sadao Aoki (C), president of the Kyoto-based taxi firm MK Co., speaks at a press conference in Nagoya on Oct. 29 about a Nagoya District Court's ruling that ordered the transport ministry to cancel its decision not to issue license numbers for taxis used for promotional purposes. As part of a promotional campaign MK planned to have 25 taxis offering free rides for up to 1,500 yen in metered charges for one year in Nagoya.