sofa man- I don't think anyone can help your situation as it is. You could have checked the tyres and seatbelts prior to the MOT and corrected those faults yourself. You have been unfortunate, but you will have to pay for the work carried out. On the bright side you will have a car that is running again and an MOT certificate. This is probably a good time to dispose of the vehicle, either a straight sale or a trade in. If you do this and aquire another vehicle please look after it and also do a pre-MOT check to sort out obvious faults. This should mitigate potential problems in future tests. Sorry for your trouble. Good luck.
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