Halls v The Registrar of Motor Vehicles SA

[2015] SASCFC 123

South Australia Full Court

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Catchwords

1. Traffic Law
2. › Licensing of Drivers
3. › South Australia
4. › Disqualification, Cancellation or Suspension of Licences
5. › Suspension on medical grounds
6. › Seizure or epilepsy
7. › Whether suspension properly made
1. Appeal
2. › Permission to appeal
3. › Full Court
4. › Application for permission to appeal from refusal of permission to appeal
5. › Whether arguable error of law or fact
6. › Whether interests of justice warrant grant of permission

Quick Take

A routine refusal of permission to appeal from a driver's licence suspension on medical grounds, with no new legal principles established. The decision confirms that where medical evidence overwhelmingly supports a finding of epilepsy, the Registrar's suspension of a driver's licence will be upheld.

Case Details

Citation[2015] SASCFC 123

CourtSASCFC

JurisdictionSouth Australia

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