Lead judicator

Dublindel

Does anyone have any background on the lead adjucator with the IAS? Not listed with the Law Society and the Bar Council only have a Fredrick Bryn Holloway who is a circuit Judge.

peter_the_piper

They don't ever say who adjudicates do they?

Dublindel

No but they list the lead adjucator who is Bryn Holloway but I cannot find him listed as current or retired strangely. It's the IAS so I employ no trust whatsoever

DoaM

Do they claim the lead adjudicator is a member of the Law Society or Bar Council? What's driving the question?

Johno100

Dublindel wrote: »

No but they list the lead adjucator who is Bryn Holloway but I cannot find him listed as current or retired strangely. It's the IAS so I employ no trust whatsoever

Here goes from the IAS's website

https://www.theias.org/Lead-Adjudicator

Plenty of press reports of criminal trials, mainly in Liverpool, where he was the judge sitting. Seems not to use the forename Fredrick and retired from the bench (and perhaps law totally in 2012).

beamerguy

yes it is Bryn Holloway.

Does not do a very good job does he ?

Fruitcake

peter_the_piper wrote: »

They don't ever say who adjudicates do they?

No, which is a breach of the Alternative Dispute Regulations Act 2015.

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2015/542/contents/made

Schedule 3

Transparency

5. The body makes the following information publicly available on its website in a clear and easily understandable manner, and provides, on request, this information to any person on a durable medium—
(a)
its contact details, including postal address and e-mail address;
(b)
a statement that it has been approved as an ADR entity by the relevant competent authority once this approval has been granted;
(c)
its ADR officials, the method of their appointment and the duration of their appointment;

Dublindel

What's driving the question is that I'm considering whether to use the IAS or ignore it. So as his name appeared I thought I'd check it out and so far it seems as though he is not registered with the Law Society or the bar council.

I'm going after UK Parking Patrol Office as they do not have a clue what they are doing. The claim a charge under bylaws but charge under a civil PCN, they cannot use PCN as it's not relevant land and they are not attempting to use a bylaw prosecution so they are stumped.

Umkomaas

they cannot use PCN as it's not relevant land

'Not relevant land' does not rule out a PCN. It only rules out keeper liability.