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The Upper Tribunal dismissed a PSV operator’s appeal, holding that the Traffic Commissioner reasonably required an original qualification certificate and could refuse the incomplete application.
The Upper Tribunal dismissed an appeal against refusal of a restricted PSV operator’s licence, holding the appellant had not shown his taxi work was his main occupation.
The Upper Tribunal set aside Britannia Bus Ltd’s PSV licence revocation because the Traffic Commissioner failed to follow the required two-step notice process.
The Upper Tribunal allowed Edinburgh Coach Lines’ appeal, setting aside revocation of its PSV operator’s licence and remitting the case for a public inquiry.
The Upper Tribunal dismissed an appeal against refusal of a restricted PSV operator’s licence, finding the appellant failed the main occupation rule and financial standing requirements.
The Upper Tribunal dismissed a PSV operator’s appeal against revocation of its licence for lack of a designated transport manager and failure to complete the grace-period requirements.
The Upper Tribunal dismissed appeals against revocation of a PSV operator’s licence and disqualification of the transport manager after serious maintenance failures.
The Upper Tribunal dismissed an appeal by a bus operator against penalty, licence curtailment and warning for failing to run registered services properly.
The Upper Tribunal dismissed an appeal against refusal of a restricted PSV operator’s licence, holding that the appellant had not provided sufficient evidence of an operating centre or the main occupation test.
The Upper Tribunal allowed a PSV operator’s appeal, holding the Traffic Commissioner had erred in law by treating the period of grace for financial standing as non-extendable.
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