Transport Act 2000
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104 Directions.
(1) A person to whom a direction is given under this Part must give effect to the direction. (2) A direction under a provision of this Part may be varied or revoked by a direction under the same provision. (2A) But subsection (2) does not apply in the case of— (a) a direction given by the Competition and Markets Authority under section 19C; (b) a direction given by that Authority under paragraph 8 of Schedule A1 (see instead paragraph 8(4) of that Schedule); (c) a direction given by the Competition Appeal Tribunal under paragraph 20 of Schedule B1; (d) a direction given by that Tribunal under paragraph 8 of Schedule C1. (3) A direction under this Part must be in writing.
104 Directions.
(1) A person to whom a direction is given under this Part must give effect to the direction. (2) A direction under a provision of this Part may be varied or revoked by a direction under the same provision. (2A) But subsection (2) does not apply in the case of— (a) a direction given by the Competition and Markets Authority under section 19C; (b) a direction given by that Authority under paragraph 8 of Schedule A1 (see instead paragraph 8(4) of that Schedule); (c) a direction given by the Competition Appeal Tribunal under paragraph 20 of Schedule B1; (d) a direction given by that Tribunal under paragraph 8 of Schedule C1. (3) A direction under this Part must be in writing.
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