Suspension of a licence where a detention order exists, ceasing if the order is revoked or set aside by a court. The Director-General or licensing authority may, by written order, suspend a licence where a detention order has been made against the licence holder or, in firms or companies, against a partner or whole time/managing director; such suspension ceases if the detention order is revoked on the Advisory Board's report or before such report or reference, revoked under the section nine procedure, or set aside by a court.
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Suspension of a licence where a detention order exists, ceasing if the order is revoked or set aside by a court.
The Director-General or licensing authority may, by written order, suspend a licence where a detention order has been made against the licence holder or, in firms or companies, against a partner or whole time/managing director; such suspension ceases if the detention order is revoked on the Advisory Board's report or before such report or reference, revoked under the section nine procedure, or set aside by a court.
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