Atta Ahmad v Registrar for Approved Driving Instructors
[2024] UKFTT 557 (GRC)
Appeals to the Tribunal are by way of rehearing, with the Tribunal making a fresh decision on the evidence.
Road Traffic Act 1988, s.131
The Tribunal must give appropriate weight to the Respondent's reasons, but does not conduct a procedural review.
Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (General Regulatory Tribunal) Rules 2009, Rule 2 and Rule 36
The burden of proof rests with the Appellant to demonstrate that the Respondent's decision was wrong.
Implicit in the appeal process
A trainee licence is not issued for income generation purposes.
Tribunal's finding
Appeal allowed.
The Tribunal found the Appellant's evidence credible and that his extenuating circumstances justified granting a second trainee licence. The Respondent's reasons for refusal were insufficient.
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