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Latest post Sun, Mar 5 2006 9:18 PM by Matty2k21. 2 replies.
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Matty2k21  +  203463 Sun, 05 Mar 06 07:59 PM

could you help me on the meaning of this sentence:

before such date not earlier than fourteen days after the publication of the advertisement as may be specified in the notice

I think it means - any person who desire to object to the grand of the permit should send to the authority, two weeks after the publication of the advertisment... blah blah blah

But that doesnt seem to make sense to me.

Here is the paragraph that it is within:

Not later than fourteen days after the making of any such application as aforesaid to the appropriate authority, the applicant shall cause to be published by means of an advertisement in a newspaper circulating in the authority's area a notice of the making of the application which shall also state that any person who desires to object to the grant of the permit or licence should send to the [proper officer of] the authority, before such date not earlier than fourteen days after the publication of the advertisement as may be specified in the notice, two copies of a brief statement in writing of the grounds of his objection; and, in the case of an application for the grant of a betting office licence in respect of any premises, the applicant shall also cause a like notice to be posted up outside the entrance, or on the site of the proposed entrance, to the premises not later than fourteen days before the date specified as aforesaid and take such steps as he reasonably can to keep that notice so posted until that date.

Many thanks for your help it is much appreciated

Matthew

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nona the brit  +  203466 Sun, 05 Mar 06 08:16 PM

It means that when you make an application, you must then advertise this fact within 14 days to allow people to make objections.

Then within the advertisement you have to state the latest date that people can lodge an objection. This date must be at least 14 days after the publication of the advertisment. People will have to lodge their objection within this time. The point of this rule is so that you couldn't take out and advertisement and say that all objections must be lodged within one day, thereby making it pretty much impossible for anyone to object.

before such date not earlier than fourteen days after the publication of the advertisement as may be specified in the notice - this is the part saying that the objection deadline may not be earlier than 14 days after the advert - they must allow a minimum of 14 days to object.   Any objectors can put in their objection on any date up to the notified deadline.

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Matty2k21, 3 yr 263 days ago
That makes perfect sense to me now when I read it. Thanks for your clarification.
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