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The Appellant failed to comply with the conditions of the first trainee licence by receiving training from an instructor not named on the licence. The purpose of the trainee licence is not to allow indefinite attempts at the Part 3 test. The Appellant did not demonstrate that the Registrar’s decision was wrong.
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The tribunal dismissed an appeal against refusal of a second trainee driving instructor licence, finding non-compliance with the training period and no evidence justifying an exception.
The tribunal dismissed an appeal against refusal of a second trainee driving instructor licence, finding the appellant had not shown the decision was wrong.
The First-tier Tribunal struck out Jason Austin’s appeal over a refused third trainee licence after he failed the instructional ability test for a third time.
The First-tier Tribunal struck out the appeal against refusal of a further trainee licence after the appellant failed to comply with directions and the case had no reasonable prospect of success.
The First-tier Tribunal dismissed Ms Kirby’s appeal against Birmingham City Council’s refusal to renew her home dog boarding licence.
The appellant failed to pass all parts of the driving instructor examination within the required two-year period and did not comply with Tribunal directions, rendering the appeal without reasonable prospect of success and justifying its striking out.
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Upper Tribunal decision on pension transfer advice, supervision, limitation, and dishonesty involving FSML, with findings of partial liability and deferred sanctions.
The Tribunal dismissed a trainee driving instructor’s appeal against refusal of a second trainee licence, finding breach of licence conditions and no exceptional circumstances.
The Tribunal dismissed QFI’s appeal against Ofqual’s £50,000 monetary penalty and £15,846.22 costs order, finding no error of fact or unreasonableness.
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