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Civil Aviation Act 2012
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Appeals against revocation of licence
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1(1)A person may appeal to the Competition Appeal Tribunal against—
(a)a notice under section 48(1) revoking a licence, and
(b)a further notice under section 48(9) withdrawing a notice revoking a licence,
unless the notice or further notice was given in accordance with a direction given by the Competition Appeal Tribunal under this Schedule.
(2)The appeal may be against one or more of the following—
(a)a decision to give the notice or further notice;
(b)in the case of an appeal under sub-paragraph (1)(a), a decision as to the day on which revocation takes effect.
(3)The making of an appeal under this paragraph against a notice under section 48(1) revoking a licence—
(a)suspends the effect of the notice until the appeal is decided or withdrawn, and
(b)extends the period specified in the notice until the appeal is decided or withdrawn.
(4)The making of an appeal under this paragraph against a further notice under section 48(9) withdrawing a notice revoking a licence—
(a)suspends the effect of the further notice until the appeal is decided or withdrawn, and
(b)extends the period specified in the notice revoking the licence until the appeal is decided or withdrawn.
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