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The Tribunal dismissed David Lowe’s appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors Register after two speeding offences and late disclosure.
The Tribunal dismissed an appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors Register, holding the appellant was no longer fit and proper.
The Tribunal dismissed Tina Runnalls’ appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors Register, finding her refund handling unprofessional and incompatible with being fit and proper.
The Respondent lawfully exercised discretion to remove the Appellant's name from the Register after four failed Standards Check tests, and the Tribunal lacks jurisdiction to review the conduct or outcome of the tests.
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The Tribunal allowed an ADI’s appeal against removal from the register, finding insufficient proof he was properly notified of the final Standards Check.
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 Registrar’s decision to remove Mr Jones from the Register was not wrong as he failed three tests and did not attend a further opportunity, with no satisfactory explanation provided.
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The appeal was struck out due to the appellant's failure to cooperate with the Tribunal and lack of reasonable prospects of success, as no representations were made and the Tribunal lacks jurisdiction to alter Standards Check test results.
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The Tribunal dismissed Nicholas Skaliotis’s appeal against removal from the ADI Register, finding he had been given more than reasonable opportunity to pass the standards check.
The First-tier Tribunal dismissed Robert Clayton’s appeal against removal from the Approved Driving Instructors Register, finding he was not fit and proper.
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