The appellant appealed the Director's proposal to refuse to issue a Motor Vehicle Inspection Station licence.
The Director relied on the appellant's extensive history of past misconduct, including multiple convictions under the Highway Traffic Act and the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act, as well as previous licence revocations.
The Tribunal found that the Director met the onus of establishing reasonable grounds to believe the appellant would not operate the station in accordance with the law and with honesty and integrity.
As the appellant called no evidence to demonstrate how he had learned from past mistakes, the appeal was dismissed and the Director was directed to carry out the proposal.
