A Douglas man will stand trial after denying a raft of motoring offences.
27-year-old Jude Sneddon, of Drury Terrace, appeared at Douglas Courthouse last week.
He entered not guilty pleas to having no tax or insurance, failing to provide insurance and give police information and driving a vehicle in a dangerous and unroadworthy condition.
All offences were allegedly carried out on July 4th.
A pre-trial review will take place on January 31st - he’s been bailed until that date.
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