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Marriage licence refused A MATRIMONIAL and business...
Page 30 from 12th November 1976Yorkshire farmer and his wife led to problems when Mr A. W. Caine, of Helmsley, holder of an 0-licence for one vehicle since 1969, sought a new......
Stiller appeal allowed in part:
Page 15 from 26th December 1969FURTHER APPEAL LIKELY • Recourse to the Court of Appeal is being considered by G. Stiller (Transport) Ltd. after its five-day appeal to the......
Vehicles Licensed in West Came Into South Wales, Tribunal...
Page 49 from 30th June 1961F OUR South Wales hauliers objected, on appeal to the Tribunal, to a decision of the Western Licensing Authority granting an additional 9-ton......
The First Goods-transport Appeals:
Page 34 from 14th September 1934Fresh Evidence Admitted T HE hearing of the first appeals under the Road and Rail Traffic Act, 1933, was commenced, on Tuesday last, by the Appeal......
Aspey Trucks' 0-licence bid refusal is overturned by...
Page 9 from 7th January 2010By Chris Tindalt THE TRANSPORT Tribunal has allowed an appeal by a haulage firm after it found that "natural justice was not well served" when a......
Rail Facilities Not Suitable
Page 27 from 8th January 1937A RAILWAY appeal which was dismissed by the Appeal Tribunal on the ground that the railway company had failed to prove the suitability of its......
3perator kept goin
Page 14 from 19th November 1983N OPERATOR who lost his Operator's licence earlier this year, but ontinued to operate three vehicles to keep up hire-purchase lyments and provide......
Partial Success for Annis
Page 62 from 4th May 1951Right of the Annis Company to Participate in Heavy Haulage Upheld : Two Tractors Withdrawn from Licence and One Trailer Added : Respondents' Case......
Love thy
Page 7 from 14th June 1990eighbour Chris Butterfield believes the Transport Tribunal's attitude is softening towards the operator's neighbours. IX years ago this month, a......
Transport Tribunal in London
Page 41 from 27th July 1962— IN Tuesday the Tribunal partially -I allowed an appeal by H. B. Ashby ad Sons, Brookland. Kent, against a ecision of the South eastern deputy......