Section 109: Appeal
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109. Appeal
(1) Any person who, being the holder of, or an applicant for, a licence to
act as driver of a public service vehicle or a heavy goods vehicle, conductor
of a public service vehicle or stand regulator feels aggrieved by—
(a) the refusal or failure of the Authority to grant or renew the licence;
(b) the suspension or revocation of the licence; or
(c) any limitation imposed on the licence,
may appeal to the Minister by giving written notice to the Authority and
lodging his appeal with the Minister within 15 days of the date upon which
the decision of the Authority is communicated to him.
(2) Where a person appeals to the Minister under subsection (1), his
licence shall be deemed to continue to be in force until such time as his
appeal is determined.
[S. 109 amended by s. 6 of Act 21 of 2011 w.e.f. 1 November 2011.]
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Questions this section answers
- How many days do I have to appeal a decision on my driver, conductor or stand regulator licence?
- Does my licence stay valid while my appeal to the Minister is being decided?