Windsor By-law 115-2022, s. 5.2 — of this By-law, the Applicant, or Licensee, as the case may be, may appeal the Licence Commissioner's decision to the Windsor Licensing Commission, by notifying the Licensing Commissioner, in writing of its request to appeal to the Windsor Licensing Commission no later than fourteen (14) days after the date the Licence application is refused, revoked or suspended by the Licence Commissioner
Last checked
Indexed text
of this By-law, the Applicant, or Licensee, as the case may be, may appeal the Licence Commissioner's decision to the Windsor Licensing Commission, by notifying the Licensing Commissioner, in writing of its request to appeal to the Windsor Licensing Commission no later than fourteen (14) days after the date the Licence application is refused, revoked or suspended by the Licence Commissioner.
Short excerpt. The rest of the text is on the official source.
Official source · Table of contents
Topics
Related sections
- 5.4(a)
- 5.5 In the case where the Licence Commissioner refuses, revokes or suspends a Licence upon any one or more of the grounds listed in Section
- 5.6 In the case where the Licence Commissioner or the Applicant, or licensee, as the case may be, refer or appeal to the Windsor Licensing Commission, the Windsor License Commission may refuse to grant, or revoke or suspend or place conditions on a Licence upon any one or more of the grounds listed in Section 5.2 of this By-law
- 5.7 Where after a hearing, the Windsor Licensing Commission concludes that any one of the grounds set out under Section 5.2 exist, the Windsor Licensing Commission may, instead of refusing, revoking, suspending a Licence, grant a Licence or allow a Licence to continue upon such conditions as the Windsor Licensing Commission may see fit to impose, for the purpose of ensuring the proper and lawful carrying on of the business, or such other conditions, as are authorized by law
Other cities
To report a correction: info@bylawinsider.com. This link opens your mail program.
Unofficial copy for convenience; the official version governs. Official source
Short excerpts of a public bylaw PDF. The official PDF governs.