Civil Aviation Act 2012
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14 Application for licence
(1) An application for a licence— (a) must be made in the specified form and manner, (b) must contain or be accompanied by the specified information, and (c) must be published by the applicant in the specified form and manner and within a period notified to the applicant by the CAA. (2) On an application made and published in accordance with subsection (1), the CAA must— (a) grant the licence (see section 15), or (b) refuse to grant the licence (see section 16), unless the application is withdrawn. (3) Subsection (4) applies if a person who is the operator of an airport area (“area A”) on a day on which area A becomes a dominant area located at a dominant airport, or part of such an area, does not have a licence in respect of area A on that day. (4) The person is to be treated as having made and published an application for such a licence in accordance with subsection (1). (5) In subsection (1) “specified” means specified by the CAA. (6) The CAA must publish a copy of the matters specified for the purposes of subsection (1).
14 Application for licence
(1) An application for a licence— (a) must be made in the specified form and manner, (b) must contain or be accompanied by the specified information, and (c) must be published by the applicant in the specified form and manner and within a period notified to the applicant by the CAA. (2) On an application made and published in accordance with subsection (1), the CAA must— (a) grant the licence (see section 15), or (b) refuse to grant the licence (see section 16), unless the application is withdrawn. (3) Subsection (4) applies if a person who is the operator of an airport area (“area A”) on a day on which area A becomes a dominant area located at a dominant airport, or part of such an area, does not have a licence in respect of area A on that day. (4) The person is to be treated as having made and published an application for such a licence in accordance with subsection (1). (5) In subsection (1) “specified” means specified by the CAA. (6) The CAA must publish a copy of the matters specified for the purposes of subsection (1).
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