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Pickering By-law 1887/84, s. 23 — Council may revoke any licence issued pursuant to this by-law, but before revoking any licence, the holder thereof shall be given at least (7) days notice by registered mail or personal service to his address shown on the most recent application for a licence or renewal thereof, and the licence holder shall be permitted either by himself or his representative to appear before Council to show cause why he believes such licence should not be revoked

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Council may revoke any licence issued pursuant to this by-law, but before revoking any licence, the holder thereof shall be given at least (7) days notice by registered mail or personal service to his address shown on the most recent application for a licence or renewal thereof, and the licence holder shall be permitted either by himself or his representative to appear before Council to show cause why he believes such licence should not be revoked.

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