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…Mr Shah argued that there was no express prohibition as regards the use of the respondent’s vehicle and that the respondent, as employer, could not discharge its burden of proof merely by saying that the second defendant…

…Mr Couldrey relied to a large extent on the decision in Sanderson v Collins [1904] 1 KBD 628, and submitted that the respondent had dislodged the burden of proof placed on him.…

…Thus, granted that the burden of proof in contempt of court allegations is higher than the balance of probabilities standard in civil matters, this court nds that 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Respondents may not have not been on…