Revocation of Registration: extended opportunity to apply where cancellation notices were served electronically and went unanswered. Cancellation of registration arises on prescribed grounds and requires opportunity of being heard; notices may be served by e-mail or via the common portal. A removal-of-difficulties proviso permits registered persons served electronically, who could not reply and whose registrations were cancelled up to a specified cut-off, to file applications for revocation of cancellation after the original thirty-day window, within an extended period provided by the Order.
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Revocation of Registration: extended opportunity to apply where cancellation notices were served electronically and went unanswered.
Cancellation of registration arises on prescribed grounds and requires opportunity of being heard; notices may be served by e-mail or via the common portal. A removal-of-difficulties proviso permits registered persons served electronically, who could not reply and whose registrations were cancelled up to a specified cut-off, to file applications for revocation of cancellation after the original thirty-day window, within an extended period provided by the Order.
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