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05/02/2012
Key Judgement for licensing practitioners
Published Date: 30/Jul/2010
In a key judgment for licensing practitioners today, Cranston J has held that it is open to a licensing authority to compel applicants for licences under the Licensing Act 2003 to answer its questions concerning the application, and defer consideration of the application until answers have been received
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Submitted by: Alexander LISOWSKI on 02 August 2010
Does this judgement cover the submission of the initial application for a licence.
If information is missing from the initial application, can the period for representations be dealayed until that information has been obtained?
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