Manner and time for compliance with cancellation orders now subject to prescribed conditions and restrictions. The amendment substitutes the thirty day, prescribed manner requirement in section 30(1) with authority to prescribe 'such manner, within such time and subject to such conditions and restrictions, as may be prescribed,' and omits the existing proviso, thereby delegating timing and procedural details for compliance after cancellation orders to subordinate rules.
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Manner and time for compliance with cancellation orders now subject to prescribed conditions and restrictions.
The amendment substitutes the thirty day, prescribed manner requirement in section 30(1) with authority to prescribe "such manner, within such time and subject to such conditions and restrictions, as may be prescribed," and omits the existing proviso, thereby delegating timing and procedural details for compliance after cancellation orders to subordinate rules.
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