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The Tribunal dismissed an appeal against removal from the Register of Approved Driving Instructors after three speeding offences were found to show the appellant was no longer fit and proper.
The Tribunal dismissed David Lowe’s appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors Register after two speeding offences and late disclosure.
The Tribunal dismissed an appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors Register, holding the appellant was no longer fit and proper.
The Tribunal dismissed Tina Runnalls’ appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors Register, finding her refund handling unprofessional and incompatible with being fit and proper.
The Tribunal dismissed an ADI’s appeal against removal from the register after a mobile phone driving offence and failure to notify the Registrar promptly.
The tribunal struck out an appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors register after the Registrar reversed the decision, leaving no live appeal.
The appeal was struck out because the Respondent's original decision to remove the Appellant's name from the Register was revoked, leaving no reasonable prospect of success for the appeal.
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The First-tier Tribunal allowed an appeal against removal from the ADI register, finding the appellant remained fit and proper despite 6 penalty points.
The Crown Court correctly applied the statutory test for destruction orders under the Dangerous Dogs Act, considered all relevant evidence and circumstances, and was justified in finding that Lightning constituted a danger to public safety; there was no error of law or public law warranting intervention.
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The Upper Tribunal dismissed a reference against the FCA’s refusal to authorise a firm, holding the decision was reasonably open on the evidence.
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