Pickering By-law 1887/84, s. 14 — Business Licensing By-law
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14. A licence may be refused:
- 1) If a licence for a market, at the same location or operated by the same person as the proposed market, has previously been revoked under section 13 of this by-law;
- and 2) if there are reasonable grounds for believing that the flea market will not be established or operated in accordance with any provision of this section or any other applicable law provided that the applicant is given written notice of the grounds.
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- 12
- 13
- 15 Where a person establishes, operates or maintains an unlicensed market, the person shall, on receiving written notice to do so, remove, within the time limit specified in the notice, all goods, wares, merchandise or any other articles or foodstuffs and fruits and vegetables put up for sale from the site to a place where they may be legally kept or disposed of
- 16 PART III – PUBLIC HALLS Every person who owns a public hall shall, prior to establishing, operating and maintaining same, obtain a licence to do so from the Town and shall renew such licence annually so long as he continues to operate or maintain the public hall
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