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Professional Engineers Act 1991 s 38

Professional Engineers Act 1991 s 38

s 38 Appeal against order of Board

38.—(1) If the Board has made —(a) an order of revocation of a licence under section 37 against a corporation, partnership or limited liability partnership; or (b) an order imposing any financial penalty on a licensed corporation, partnership or limited liability partnership under section 37(2), the corporation, partnership or limited liability partnership concerned may, within 30 days after being served with the notice of the order, appeal to the General Division of the High Court against the order, and the decision of the General Division of the High Court is final. [27/2005; 40/2019] (2) Where the corporation, partnership or limited liability partnership concerned has appealed to the General Division of the High Court against an order under section 37, the order does not take effect unless the order is confirmed by the General Division of the High Court or the appeal is for any reason dismissed by the General Division of the High Court or withdrawn.[27/2005; 40/2019] (3) Any corporation, partnership or limited liability partnership whose name has been removed from the register of licensees under section 37(7)(a) must, if its appeal to the General Division of the High Court is allowed, be immediately reinstated without payment of any fee.[26B [27/2005; 40/2019]

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