A woman will appear in court again later this month after changing her plea to two motoring offences.
Joanna Dean of The Promenade in Castletown was excused appearing before Deputy High Bailiff James Brooks at Douglas Courthouse.
The 58 year old had pleaded guilty to having no car tax and failing to change her vehicle’s details on January 17, but changed her plea to not guilty by post.
Mr Brooks adjourned the hearing and she’s next due to appear in court on June 28.
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