87 Application for review of club premises certificate
Licensing Act 2003 (2003 c 17) | Legislation

Review of certificates

87  Application for review of club premises certificate

[(1)     Where a club holds a club premises certificate, a responsible authority or any other person may apply to the relevant licensing authority for a review of the certificate.]

(2)     Subsection (1) is subject to regulations under section 91 (form etc of applications).

(3)     The Secretary of State must by regulations under this section—

(a)     require the applicant to give a notice containing details of the application to the club and each responsible authority within such period as may be prescribed;

(b)     require the authority

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