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The Tribunal allowed an ADI’s appeal against removal from the register after six speeding points, finding he remained a fit and proper person.
The appellant, having accrued six penalty points for speeding offences—including one during the qualification process—and having previously attended a speed awareness course, failed to demonstrate the high standards required of an Approved Driving Instructor. The Tribunal found no exceptional circumstances to justify granting the licence and concluded the Registrar's decision was correct.
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The tribunal dismissed an appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors Register after two speeding convictions and 6 penalty points.
The tribunal allowed an ADI’s appeal against removal from the register after two speeding offences, finding exceptional circumstances and retention appropriate.
The Tribunal allowed Mr Wookey’s appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors Register, finding he remained fit and proper despite 6 penalty points.
The High Court found the defendant solicitors breached trust and retainer, failed to pay SDLT, and were involved in forged documents. An account and inquiry were ordered.
Exemption to conduct litigation cannot be granted unless exceptional circumstances exist. The existence of a clear authorisation route under the Legal Services Act 2007 means the situation faced by Ms Burton-Durham and her client is not exceptional. The court lacks jurisdiction to grant exemption in cases not before it. The application for exemption is refused.
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The Court of Appeal dismissed the BMA’s challenge to GMC guidance using “medical professionals” for doctors, physician associates and anaesthesia associates.
The First-tier Tribunal dismissed an appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors Register after a benefit fraud conviction.
The Upper Tribunal dismissed CC’s appeal against DBS barring decisions, finding no material mistake of fact or law and confirming her inclusion on both barred lists.
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