Banking Act 1987 (repealed)
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14 Mandatory revocation and restriction in cases of urgency.
(1) No notice need be given under section 13 above in respect of— (a) the revocation of an institution’s authorisation in any case in which revocation is mandatory under section 11 above; or (b) the imposition or variation of a restriction on an institution’s authorisation in any case in which the Authority considers that the restriction should be imposed or varied as a matter of urgency. (2) In any such case the Authority may by written notice to the institution revoke the authorisation or impose or vary the restriction. (3) Any such notice shall state the reasons for which the Authority has acted and, in the case of a notice imposing or varying a restriction, particulars of the rights conferred by subsection (5) and by section 27 below. (4) Subsection (4) of section 13 above shall apply to a notice under subsection (2) above imposing or varying a restriction as it applies to a notice under subsection (1) of that section in respect of a proposal to impose or vary a restriction; but the Authority may omit from a copy given to a person by virtue of this subsection any matter which does not relate to him. (5) An institution to which a notice is given under this section of the imposition or variation of a restriction and a person who is given a copy of it by virtue of subsection (4) above may within the period of fourteen days beginning with the day on which the notice was given make representations to the Authority. (6) After giving a notice under subsection (2) above imposing or varying a restriction and taking into account any representations made in accordance with subsection (5) above the Authority shall decide whether— (a) to confirm or rescind its original decision; or (b) to impose a different restriction or to vary the restriction in a different manner. (7) The Authority shall within the period of twenty-eight days beginning with the day on which the notice was given under subsection (2) above give the institution concerned written notice of its decision under subsection (6) above and, except where the decision is to rescind the original decision, the notice shall state the reasons for the decision. (8) Where the notice under subsection (7) above is of a decision to take the action specified in subsection (6) (b) above the notice under subsection (7) shall have the effect of imposing the restriction or making the variation specified in the notice and with effect from the date on which it is given. (9) Where a notice of the proposed revocation of an institution’s authorisation under section 13 above is followed by a notice revoking its authorisation under this section the latter notice shall have the effect of terminating any right to make representations in respect of the proposed revocation and any pending appeal proceedings in respect of a decision implementing that proposal.
14 Mandatory revocation and restriction in cases of urgency.
(1) No notice need be given under section 13 above in respect of— (a) the revocation of an institution’s authorisation in any case in which revocation is mandatory under section 11 above; or (b) the imposition or variation of a restriction on an institution’s authorisation in any case in which the Authority considers that the restriction should be imposed or varied as a matter of urgency. (2) In any such case the Authority may by written notice to the institution revoke the authorisation or impose or vary the restriction. (3) Any such notice shall state the reasons for which the Authority has acted and, in the case of a notice imposing or varying a restriction, particulars of the rights conferred by subsection (5) and by section 27 below. (4) Subsection (4) of section 13 above shall apply to a notice under subsection (2) above imposing or varying a restriction as it applies to a notice under subsection (1) of that section in respect of a proposal to impose or vary a restriction; but the Authority may omit from a copy given to a person by virtue of this subsection any matter which does not relate to him. (5) An institution to which a notice is given under this section of the imposition or variation of a restriction and a person who is given a copy of it by virtue of subsection (4) above may within the period of fourteen days beginning with the day on which the notice was given make representations to the Authority. (6) After giving a notice under subsection (2) above imposing or varying a restriction and taking into account any representations made in accordance with subsection (5) above the Authority shall decide whether— (a) to confirm or rescind its original decision; or (b) to impose a different restriction or to vary the restriction in a different manner. (7) The Authority shall within the period of twenty-eight days beginning with the day on which the notice was given under subsection (2) above give the institution concerned written notice of its decision under subsection (6) above and, except where the decision is to rescind the original decision, the notice shall state the reasons for the decision. (8) Where the notice under subsection (7) above is of a decision to take the action specified in subsection (6) (b) above the notice under subsection (7) shall have the effect of imposing the restriction or making the variation specified in the notice and with effect from the date on which it is given. (9) Where a notice of the proposed revocation of an institution’s authorisation under section 13 above is followed by a notice revoking its authorisation under this section the latter notice shall have the effect of terminating any right to make representations in respect of the proposed revocation and any pending appeal proceedings in respect of a decision implementing that proposal.
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