Brampton By-law 165-2021, s. 46 — The decision of the Licence Issuer shall be final if the Clerk does not receive an appeal by the fifteenth day following the receipt of written notice of the Licence Issuer’s decision
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The decision of the Licence Issuer shall be final if the Clerk does not receive an appeal by the fifteenth day following the receipt of written notice of the Licence Issuer’s decision.
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- 44 Where the Tribunal has ordered that a Licence be granted, reinstated, a suspension to a Licence ended or a change to the condition(s) of a Licence, the Applicant or Licensee shall fulfill any outstanding requirements for the Licence under this By-law
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- 47 The provisions of the Brampton Appeal Tribunal By-law, No. 48-2008, as amended, or any successor by-law, apply to any appeal that is made under this By-law
- 48 PART XIII – SHORT-TERM RENTAL HOST RECORDS Every Short-Term Rental Host shall keep a record of each concluded Short-Term Rental transaction for six (6) years following the date of the last day of the rental period. The record retained shall include the following
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