Section 99: Appeal

99. Appeal (1) Any person who— (a) being an applicant for the grant or variation of a licence under this Part, is aggrieved by— (i) the decision of the Authority on the application; or (ii) any condition attached to the licence by the Authority; (b) having made an objection, which the Authority is bound to take into consideration, to the grant or variation of a licence under this Part, is aggrieved by the decision of the Authority on the objection; or [Issue 3] R27 – 84 Revised Laws of Mauritius (c) being the holder of a licence under this Part, is aggrieved by— (i) its revocation or suspension; or (ii) any variation of the conditions attached to the licence, may appeal to the Minister by giving notice in writing to the Authority and lodging his appeal with the Permanent Secretary within 10 days of the date on which the decision of the Authority has been communicated to him. (2) Where a person, who has applied for a new licence under this Part in substitution for a licence held by him and in force at the date of his application, appeals to the Minister on the ground that his application— (a) has been refused; or (b) has not been granted, the existing licence shall, notwithstanding the provisions of this Part as to the duration of licences, continue in force until the appeal has been disposed of, without prejudice to the exercise in the meantime of the powers of suspension and revocation conferred by this Part.