Information Rights & Regulatory

Upper Tribunal Sets Aside First-tier Decision Due to Legal Error

Upper Tribunal Upholds Revocation of Licence Due to Convictions

The Upper Tribunal dismissed an appeal challenging the revocation of a restricted goods vehicle operator's licence and disqualification from holding such a licence following subsequent convictions and breaches of regulations. The court upheld the traffic commissioner's decision, finding it appropriate and proportionate.

Upper Tribunal Upholds Licence Revocation and Disqualification Orders

Upper Tribunal Partially Allows Appeal Against Licence Revocation

The Upper Tribunal allowed the appeal partially, finding the decision to revoke the appellant's licence for lack of good repute was 'plainly wrong'. The court emphasised the need for evidence supporting such decisions.

Upper Tribunal Dismisses Appeals Against National Security Certificates

Upper Tribunal Remands Case Back to DBS Due to Errors in Findings of Fact

Upper Tribunal Upholds Licence Revocation and Disqualification Due to Loss of Good Repute

The Upper Tribunal upheld the decision to revoke a licence and impose disqualification periods for a company and individuals due to a loss of good repute, as determined by the relevant regulations.

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal, Quashes Licence Revocation

The Upper Tribunal allowed an appeal, reversing a decision to revoke operating licences because the Public Inquiry lacked proper notice of the issues. The case was sent back for a new hearing.

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal Against Traffic Commissioner's Decisions

Upper Tribunal allows appeal in part on vehicle detention

Upper Tribunal Confirms HMCTS Not Public Authority Under FOIA

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal Against Traffic Commissioner's Decision

The Upper Tribunal allowed an appeal against a Traffic Commissioner's decision to revoke a logistics company's license and disqualify its director. The decision was overturned due to procedural unfairness, meaning the director and company were not properly informed of certain evidence before the decision was made.

Upper Tribunal Upholds Licence Revocation Due to Repeated Failures

Tribunal Decides on Providing Personal Details for Utility Services Under GDPR

Upper Tribunal Upholds Licence Revocation for Non-Compliance

Upper Tribunal Sets Aside First-tier Tribunal Decision

Upper Tribunal Upholds Ruling: Claimant's FOI Request Found Vexatious

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal on FOIA Exemptions

The Upper Tribunal allowed an appeal challenging how public authorities interpret exemptions under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. The Tribunal ruled that authorities cannot treat an entire document as exempt without analyzing each piece of information within it.

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal Over Breach of Natural Justice

The Upper Tribunal allowed an appeal because the First-tier Tribunal made a mistake by holding the hearing without the appellant present. The Upper Tribunal found that this was a breach of natural justice and set aside the previous decision.

Upper Tribunal Allows Appeal Challenging FOI Exemption