Part 1 Licensing Procedure
Legal Services Act 2007 (2007 c 29) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 11 Licensing Rules

Section 83

Part 1 Licensing Procedure

Applications for licences

1

(1)     Licensing rules must make provision about the form and manner in which applications for licences are to be made, and the fee (if any) which is to accompany an application.

(2)     They may make provision about—

(a)     the information which applications must contain, and

(b)     the documents which must accompany applications.

Determination of applications

2

(1)     Licensing rules must make the following provision about the determination of applications for licences.

(2)     Before the end of the decision period the licensing authority must—

(a)     decide the application,

(b)     notify the applicant of its decision, and

(c)     if it decides to refuse the application, set out in the notice the reasons for the refusal.

(3)     The decision period is the period of 6 months beginning with the day on which the application is made to the licensing authority in accordance with its licensing rules.

(4)     The licensing authority may, on one or more occasions, give the applicant a notice (an “extension noticeâ€) extending the decision period by a period specified in the notice.

(5)     But—

(a)     an extension

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