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Transport regulation

Darren Antony Clive Gaskin v Registrar of Approved Driving Instructors

The tribunal refused an appeal against refusal of a second trainee driving instructor licence, holding that the appellant had not complied with the conditions of his first licence.

  • Driving instructor licensing
  • Trainee licence conditions
  • Administrative appeals
  • Driving-instructor-licensing
  • Trainee-licence-conditions
  • Transport-regulation
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Transport regulation

Kellie Bishop v Registrar of Approved Driving Instructors

The appellant had been provided more than adequate time under two trainee licences to gain sufficient experience to pass the qualifying test, and the grounds advanced did not fully address the respondent’s reasons for refusal. The appeal was dismissed as the appellant failed her third and final permitted attempt at the qualifying test.

  • Driving instructor licensing
  • Administrative appeals
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Social security law

HMRC v RS (No 2) (TC)

The Upper Tribunal held that a new tax credits claim made on 1 August 2019 did not fall within the transitional exception for claims made “for the next tax year”.

  • Tax credits
  • Universal credit transition
  • Statutory interpretation
  • Administrative appeals
  • Tax-credits
  • Universal-credit-transition
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Environmental law

Amphenol Invotec v Environment Agency

The Tribunal allowed an appeal against a climate change reporting penalty, reducing a ÂŁ3,058.30 fine to ÂŁ750 because the original amount was disproportionate.

  • Financial penalties
  • Climate change reporting
  • Administrative appeals
  • Environmental-law
  • Regulatory-compliance
  • Financial-penalties
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Tax law

SA v HMRC

The Upper Tribunal dismissed an appeal over a tax credits review, holding that the First-tier Tribunal did not err on burden of proof or entitlement findings.

  • Tax credits
  • Working tax credit
  • Child tax credit
  • Burden of proof
  • Section 16 review
  • Administrative appeals
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