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The Tribunal dismissed an appeal against refusal to register Angela Moffatt as an Approved Driving Instructor, holding that her motoring convictions made her not fit and proper.
Lifestyle Equities CV & Anor v Frasers Group Trading Ltd (formerly called Sportsdirect.com Retail Ltd) & Ors [2026] EWCA Civ 583 (12 May 2026)
The Court of Appeal held that unregistered sub-licensee losses could not be recovered under s.30(6) Trade Marks Act 1994 and were statute barred.
The First-tier Tribunal dismissed Ms Kirby’s appeal against Birmingham City Council’s refusal to renew her home dog boarding licence.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a challenge to Luton licensing designations, holding the claimant lacked standing and that the pleaded grounds were unarguable.
The Regulations consolidate and amend previous rules, setting out mandatory procedures, requirements, and fees for driving instructor qualification, registration, and licensing under the Road Traffic Act 1988.
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The regulations prescribe mandatory procedures, tests, training, and fees for the qualification, licensing, and registration of driving instructors, including conditions for entry, retention, and removal from the register, and requirements for vehicles and insurance used in tests.
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A 2005 statutory instrument setting out the examination, training, licensing, fee, and register rules for approved driving instructors for motor cars.
The Motor Cars (Driving Instruction) Regulations 2005 set examination standards, registration conditions, licence terms, and fees for approved driving instructors.
The regulations prescribe the conditions, examinations, training, and fees required for the licensing and regulation of driving instructors, including entry to and removal from the register, and the conduct of relevant tests and assessments.
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The High Court granted summary judgment for HMRC, rejecting claims for malicious prosecution, search-warrant misconduct, misfeasance in public office, and negligence.
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