Search judgments by proposition, citation, court, judge or legal topic, then move directly into the source-grounded case analysis.
Results update automatically as you type.
Jersey decisions
Decisions matching the current search
Bisson v The Minister for Infrastructure [2020] JRC 040 (03 March 2020)
The Royal Court upheld a two-week suspension of a taxi operator’s PSV licence and badge, finding the July 2019 incident justified suspension and the process fair.
Bisson v Minister for Infrastructure [2019] JRC 133 (10 July 2019)
The Royal Court upheld the Minister’s revocation of a taxi driver’s PSV licence and badge, finding persistent misconduct, fair procedure, and a proportionate response.
Bisson v Minister for Infrastructure [2019] JRC 037 (07 March 2019)
The Royal Court quashed a 4-week suspension of a PSV licence and badge because the driver was not given a fair chance to respond to the specific complaints relied on.
Bisson -v- Minister for Infrastructure [2017] JCA 051 (29 March 2017)
Court of Appeal dismissed a taxi driver’s appeal against a six-week PSV licence suspension for using a restricted taxi rank in breach of clear rules.
Bisson -v- Minister for Infrastructure [2017] JRC 023 (3 February 2017)
The Royal Court held that a revised purple-plate licence was a new grant, so the appeal against its condition was in time and could proceed as of right.
Bisson -v- Minister for Infrastructure [2016] JRC 227 (06 December 2016)
The Royal Court dismissed Ms Bisson’s appeal against a six-week suspension of her PSV licence and badge for picking up fares from a taxi rank.
Bisson -v- Minister for Transport and Technical Services [2015] JRC 084 (27 April 2015)
The Royal Court refused leave to appeal against a consent order varying a PSV licence, finding no basis to interfere and treating the matter as spent.
Dodds -v- TTS [2012] JRC 158 (30 August 2012)
The Royal Court dismissed a taxi driver’s appeal against suspension of his licence and badge for breaching licence conditions and failing to provide a proper business plan.
Environment and Public Services Committee v Tantiv [2004] JRC 042 (11 March 2004)
The court held that Easylink was an omnibus service, not a char-Ă -banc service, and that variable fares were not required by the statutory phrase "stage by stage".
Explore more
