Peter Wright: [2018] UKUT 107 (AAC)

Upper Tribunal Administrative Appeals Chamber decision by Judge Beech on 5 April 2018.

From:
HM Courts & Tribunals Service and Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)
Published
13 April 2018
Categories:
Transport - Traffic Commissioner and DoE (NI) Appeals
Sub-categories:
Transport - Traffic Commissioner and DoE (NI) Appeals - Discretionary Issues, Transport - traffic Commissioner and DoE (NI) Appeals - Public Service Vehicles and Transport - Traffic Commissioner and DoE (NI) Appeals - Repute & Fitness
Judges:
Beech, J
Decision date:
5 April 2018

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Judicial Summary

Discretion and proportionality

Interpretation of Schedule 3 of the Public Passenger Vehicles

Application for an Operator鈥檚 Licence by a company/director/transport manager having previously lost their good repute and an operator鈥檚 licence revoked. The issues raised were whether a conviction was required before a finding of loss of repute could be made; the compatibility of the Traffic Commissioner鈥檚 decision with the Bill of Rights Act 1688 (among other statutes). Proportionality.

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Published 13 April 2018
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