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12 decisions turning on tribunal-jurisdiction.
CG is a 36 year old woman with a chronic severe psychiatric illness, principally anorexia nervosa, complicated by emotionally unstable personality disorder and features consistent with complex trauma. She has undergone repeated…
The appellant, Morris Aberdeen trading as Morris Roots Natural Hair, is a sole trader carrying on business at 184 Tooting High Street, London. The appellant was required to submit a re-declaration of compliance with its automatic…
Hazelmont (Kent) Limited was the registered provider of a children's home. On 8 May 2026 Ofsted made a decision under section 20B of the Care Standards Act to cancel the company's registration to carry on the home, and the Notice…
The appellant, House for Homes Limited, owned a property at 11A Winchester Road, London E17, which the London Borough of Waltham Forest maintained was required to be licensed. The company's director, Mr Marjan Keqaj, said that he…
The appellant, Mr John Robert Pascual, lived in Gateshead and had formerly worked on a North Sea oil platform on a high salary until an accident left him unemployable in that industry, though he retained substantial savings and…
The appellant, Truebell plc, is an importer and distributor of household goods in the United Kingdom, including compact fluorescent lamps ("CFLs") sourced from Ecopak in Pakistan. Following a complaint by the European Lighting…
The appellant, Global Foods Limited, traded from South Wales as a wholesaler of food and drink to small supermarkets. It had traded since 1988, employed 90 staff, operated a 60,000 square foot warehouse and had an annual turnover…
The appellant, Konstantin Darscht, was an owner-driver of a tractor unit and trailer who worked for a company called Seifert Logistics. On 4 July 2005 he collected loads at Schalchen in Austria, Ulm and Oberkirch, loading pallets…
The appellant, Ian Walton Dalziel, was stopped by H M Customs and Excise at Newcastle Airport on 26 August 2004 as he returned by air from Spain, and 7,000 cigarettes were seized from him on the footing that they were being…
Mr Alan Fagg, a disabled Plymouth resident living on benefits and a heavy smoker, took advantage of a newspaper offer of cheap day-trips by ferry from Plymouth to Santander in Spain, making five such journeys in early 2005. On 13…
Ford Motor Company Limited determined in early 2004 to introduce the "Ford Bonus Scheme", a scheme designed to generate sales of Ford cars and to reduce the output tax payable on those sales. In May 2004 it sought a ruling from…
The appellant, Specsavers Optical Group, claimed statutory interest from the Commissioners of Customs and Excise in connection with spectacles apportionment claims. The appeal followed an earlier decision of the same tribunal…