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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 High Court quashed a magistrates’ acquittal for speeding and remitted the case for a new trial after finding an error of law in the fact-finding.
The tribunal dismissed an appeal against removal from the driving instructors register after two speeding offences, 6 penalty points, and failure to notify the Registrar.
The appellant's conduct, including two speeding offences, lack of credible explanations, and failure to report offences, demonstrated he was not a fit and proper person to remain on the Register. The Tribunal found the Registrar's decision to remove him was correct and necessary to maintain public confidence.
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The appellant’s two recent speeding offences, failure to notify the Registrar, and minimisation of responsibility demonstrated he was no longer a fit and proper person to remain on the Register. The need to uphold public confidence in the Register outweighed his previous good character and personal circumstances.
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The appellant's three speeding offences within a year, failure to notify the Registrar, and lack of credibility in his explanations demonstrated he is not a fit and proper person to remain on the Register. The Registrar's decision to remove him was necessary to maintain public confidence and uphold the integrity of the Register.
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The First-tier Tribunal dismissed a trainee driving instructor’s appeal against refusal of registration, holding that two speeding convictions meant he was not fit and proper.
The Tribunal dismissed a driving instructor’s appeal and upheld removal from the register after a speeding conviction, 6 penalty points, and nondisclosure on renewal.
The First-tier Tribunal dismissed an approved driving instructor’s appeal against removal from the register after a serious speeding conviction and disclosure failures.
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