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Lions Logistics Limited v Compas75 Limited

Upper Tribunal upheld a Traffic Commissioner's refusal to review a licence variation, holding there was no statutory procedural failure under s.36 and no basis to set aside the decision.

  • Operator licensing
  • Procedural requirements
  • Review of administrative decisions
  • Good repute
  • Variation of operator's licence
  • Operator-licensing
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Administrative law

K & B Haulage Ltd & Anor

The Upper Tribunal dismissed an appeal against revocation of an operator’s licence and two-year disqualification orders, finding serious maintenance and compliance failures and no error of law or fact.

  • Operator licensing
  • Revocation of licence
  • Disqualification orders
  • Proportionality
  • Public safety
  • Maintenance obligations
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Transport law

Anthony Brayley-Willmetts, Re

The Upper Tribunal dismissed a transport manager’s appeal, holding that findings of poor maintenance control and loss of good repute were justified and proportionate.

  • Loss of repute
  • Disqualification of transport manager
  • Operator licensing
  • Vehicle maintenance compliance
  • Proportionality of regulatory sanctions
  • Transport-law
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Administrative law

London Bus Group Limited

The Upper Tribunal dismissed London Bus Group’s appeal against revocation of its operator’s licence for failure to show appropriate financial standing within the period of grace.

  • Operator licensing
  • Financial standing
  • Legitimate expectation
  • Public inquiry
  • Regulatory revocation
  • Operator-licensing
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Administrative law

Hard Concrete Limited & Anor

The Upper Tribunal allowed an appeal against revocation, refusal and disqualification after finding the refusal of an adjournment for legal representation was unfair.

  • Operator licensing
  • Revocation of licences
  • Disqualification
  • Adjournment of hearings
  • Proportionality
  • Maintenance failings
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Administrative law

GBM Haulage Limited

The Upper Tribunal dismissed GBM Haulage Limited’s appeal against revocation of its operating licence after it failed to update director details and respond to the Traffic Commissioner.

  • Operator licensing
  • Revocation of licence
  • Procedural fairness
  • Operator-licensing
  • Licence-revocation
  • Procedural-fairness
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Administrative law

Carmel Coaches Ltd, Re

The Upper Tribunal dismissed Carmel Coaches Ltd’s appeal, upholding refusal of a PSV operator’s licence because Mr Hazell did not satisfy the good repute requirement.

  • Operator licensing
  • Good repute
  • Professional competence
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Good-repute
  • Professional-competence
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Administrative law [2024] EWCA Civ 802

DELTA Merseyside Ltd & Anor v Uber Britannia Ltd

DELTA Merseyside Ltd & Anor v Uber Britannia Ltd [2024] EWCA Civ 802 (15 July 2024)

The Court of Appeal held that the 1976 Act does not require private hire operators to contract as principal with the person making a booking.

  • Private hire vehicle regulation
  • Statutory interpretation
  • Deeming provisions
  • Operator licensing
  • Contractual obligations under regulatory schemes
  • Private-hire-vehicle-regulation
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Administrative law

Armstrong Freight Logistics Ltd

The Upper Tribunal dismissed Armstrong Freight Logistics Ltd’s appeal against refusal of a standard international operator’s licence because no designated transport manager was in place.

  • Operator licensing
  • Designated transport manager
  • Statutory requirements
  • Operator-licensing
  • Designated-transport-manager
  • Traffic-commissioner
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