The appellant appealed a Licence Appeal Tribunal decision that directed the appellant not to carry out a proposal to suspend the registrations of a motor vehicle dealership and its salespersons.
The appellant argued the Tribunal's decision was unreasonable given the dealership's failure to provide adequate financial records and a salesperson's breach of registration conditions.
The Divisional Court dismissed the appeal, finding the Tribunal applied the correct legal principles and reached a reasonable conclusion based on the evidence, including expert accounting testimony that the dealership could reasonably be expected to carry on business in a financially responsible manner.
