The grounds of appeal
24.The grounds of appeal are at page 24. There are essentially four grounds which can be broadly stated as follows: (1) The TC could not have reliably remembered all the important facts based on her memory and her notes, given that the PI was on 31 August and the decision was dated 22 December 2021; (2) the TC misunderstood the bounce back loan scheme and believed he had obtained the loans wrongly; (3) she did not approach the case with a fresh pair of eyes and attached equal weight to his previous licence history; and (4) if the TC had been in any doubt about the BBLS, she should have recalled the PI for further evidence. 25.In addition to the grounds of appeal, the appellant provided a “Background” document (pages 25-30) in which he elaborated on his grounds. However, at the hearing before the Upper Tribunal he withdrew point 3.
- DECISION OF THE UPPER TRIBUNAL
- Subject Matter
- Cases referred to:
- Introduction
- require
- The Relevant Legislative Provisions
- Background
- The Public Inquiry
- The TC’s consideration of the evidence and findings
- “Am I eligible? (updated 09 November 2020)
- already in existence at 1 March 2020
- actual
- NT/2013/82 Arnold Transport & Sons Ltd v DOENI
- Aspey Trucks Ltd 2010/49
- The grounds of appeal
- Upper Tribunal Hearing
- Decision
- Judge of the Upper Tribunal
