Education Act 2002
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170 Service of notice etc.
(1) The registration authority must serve on the proprietor of a registered school notice of— (a) any decision made by the authority under section 162 in relation to the school; (b) any determination or order made by the authority under section 165 in relation to the school; (c) any decision made by the authority under subsection (10) of that section in relation to the school. (2) For the purposes of this Chapter, any notice, order or other document required to be given to or served on the proprietor of a registered school may be given to or served on him by delivering it to the registered address of the school.
170 Service of notice etc.
(1) The registration authority must serve on the proprietor of a registered school notice of— (a) any decision made by the authority under section 162 in relation to the school; (b) any determination or order made by the authority under section 165 in relation to the school; (c) any decision made by the authority under subsection (10) of that section in relation to the school. (2) For the purposes of this Chapter, any notice, order or other document required to be given to or served on the proprietor of a registered school may be given to or served on him by delivering it to the registered address of the school.
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