Part 3 Appeals against Licence Decisions
Housing Act 2004 (2004 c 34) | Legislation

Part 3 Appeals against Licence Decisions

Right to appeal against refusal or grant of licence

31

(1)     The applicant or any relevant person may appeal to [the appropriate tribunal] against a decision by the local housing authority on an application for a licence—

(a)     to refuse to grant the licence, or

(b)     to grant the licence.

(2)     An appeal under sub-paragraph (1)(b) may, in particular, relate to any of the terms of the licence.

Right to appeal against decision or refusal to vary or revoke licence

32

(1)     The licence holder or any relevant person may appeal to [the appropriate tribunal] against a decision by the local housing authority—

(a)     to vary or revoke a licence, or

(b)     to refuse to vary or revoke a licence.

(2)     But this does not apply to the licence holder in a case where the decision to vary or revoke the licence was made with his agreement.

[No rights of appeal where banning order involved

32A

(1)     The right of appeal under paragraph 31(1)(a) does not apply where a licence is refused because of section 66(3C) or 89(3C) (person with banning order not a fit and proper person).

(2)

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