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Revocation of CHA License - regardless of the fact that the appellant was licensed prior to the introduction of CBLR, 2013, the present proceedings, having been initiated post 2013, must be proceeded under the new regulations. CHALR, 2004 cannot be invoked as they did not exist during the relevant period.
Revocation of CHA License - regardless of the fact that the appellant was licensed prior to the introduction of CBLR, 2013, the present proceedings, having been initiated post 2013, must be proceeded under the new regulations. CHALR, 2004 cannot be invoked as they did not exist during the relevant period.
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