Peterborough By-law 21-112, s. 20 — In addition to any other remedy, where the Licence Administrator has reason to believe that a Licensee has not complied with this By-law, the Licence Administrator may give to the Licensee a Licence Revocation Notice that includes the following information
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In addition to any other remedy, where the Licence Administrator has reason to believe that a Licensee has not complied with this By-law, the Licence Administrator may give to the Licensee a Licence Revocation Notice that includes the following information:
- a) a statement that the Licence is to be revoked on a day which is no fewer than fourteen (14) days following the day on which the notice is given;
- b) particulars of the reasons for which the Licence is to be revoked;
- c) information respecting the process by which the Licensee may exercise the Licensee’s right to appeal to the Hearing Officer against the Licence Revocation Notice; and
- d) a statement that the Licence Administrator’s decision to revoke the Licence,
unless modified or rescinded by a Hearing Officer, will be final and not subject to review including review by any Court.
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- 18 [Intentionally deleted]
- 19 It is Council’s opinion that the powers delegated pursuant to this By-law are of a minor nature having regard to the number of people, the size of geographic area and the time period affected by an exercise of the power
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- 22 Where the Licensee to whom or to which a Licence Revocation Notice is given does not appeal against it pursuant to section 41, the Licence will be deemed to be revoked on the fourteenth (14 ) day following the day on which the Licence Revocation Notice was given
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