ADT Tribunal – Decision of NSW Transport to cancel Taxi authorisation – Stay of proceedings pending substantive decision – Interim licence

Published 24 Oct 2011

Case Study

Criminal Lawyers Sydney and Parramatta Offices

ADT Tribunal – Decision of NSW Transport to cancel Taxi authorisation – Stay of proceedings pending substantive decision – Interim licence

Nyman Gibson Stewart

Criminal Lawyers

Administrative Decision Tribunal

Represented by Solicitor:  Kylie Anderson

Facts:  Client was a taxi driver with allegations of assaulting a bus driver.  Client also had three criminal charges on foot in the Local Court which he had not disclosed as he should have.

 NSW Transport had canceled their authorisation to drive a taxi on the basis that our client was not a fit and proper person and was not of good repute.

A hearing date was set to hear the substantive matter however the client’s licence was suspended until that time.

Result:  After filing an urgent stay application it was argued that pending the outcome of the hearing the client should be given authorisation to drive a taxi and be able to earn and living.

Stay application granted and the client was able to resume work pending the outcome of his substantive matter.

Kylie Anderson is based at our Darlinghurst office.

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