Section 88: Objection
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88. Objection
The Authority, on an application for the grant or renewal of a public carrier’s licence, shall take into consideration any objection to the application
which may be made in the prescribed manner by—
(a) a person who is already providing facilities, whether by means of
road transport or any other kind of transport, for the carriage of
goods, for hire or reward, in the district or between the places
which the applicant intends to serve;
(b) the Commissioner of Police; or
(c) the local authority whose area or part of whose area the applicant intends to serve, on the ground that—
(i) any condition of a carrier’s licence held by the applicant
has not been complied with; or
(ii) suitable transport facilities in the district or between the
places which the applicant intends to serve are, or, if the
application were granted, would be, either generally or in
respect of any particular type of vehicles, in excess of
requirements.
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Questions this section answers
- Can other transport providers or the local authority object to my public carrier's licence application?