Section 33Part 3 — Licensing
Revocation of licence
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Subject to any special conditions in the relevant licence concerning revocation, the Office may revoke any licence on any of the following grounds —
where the licensee is in fundamental breach of any condition attached to the licence;
where the licensee persistently breaches any condition attached to the licence or repeatedly contravenes this Act or the regulations;
where the licensee is dissolved;
where the licensee is wound up or declared bankrupt;
where a licensee obtained the licence by a fraudulent, false or misleading representation or in some other illegal manner; or
where a licence has been suspended and a licensee has failed to rectify any ground for suspension under section 32 within a period of three hundred and sixty-four days following upon the date of any such suspension.
Notwithstanding subsection (1), the Office, on the order of the Governor, shall, without notice, revoke any licence if the revocation is necessary for reasons of security of the Islands.
The Office shall, before revoking any licence under subsection (1), give written notice to the licensee, in which notice the Office shall draw to the attention of the licensee the grounds on which the Office intends to revoke the licence.
The Office shall, in the case of a fundamental breach by a licensee of a condition attached to a licence or the regulations, give an opportunity to the licensee to remedy the breach, if capable of remedy, within a reasonable time.
Cross References
- Section 32 of Information And Communications Technology Authority Act
suspension conditions