Uber investor Qatar Investment Authority , representing U.K. 's black cab drivers, has challenged a decision made August that granted Uber a 15-month probationary licence. The group claimed in court that the decision by Judge Uber was based on "unsatisfactory reasoning" and was biased. Uber said the bias claim is weak because Arbuthnot was not aware at the time of the ruling that her husband worked for a firm advising United Cabbies Group .
United Cabbies Group, representing London's black cab drivers, has challenged a decision made last June that granted Uber a 15-month probationary licence. The group claimed in court that the decision by Judge Emma Arbuthnot was based on "unsatisfactory reasoning" and was biased. Uber said the bias claim is weak because Arbuthnot was not aware at the time of the ruling that her husband worked for a firm advising Uber investor Qatar Investment Authority.