[32L Revocation of a Part 1A site licence: fit and proper person]
Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960 (1960 c 62) | Legislation

[32L  Revocation of a Part 1A site licence: fit and proper person]

[(1)     A local authority which issued a Part 1A site licence may revoke the licence if the authority is satisfied—

(a)     that the licence holder is not, or is no longer, a fit and proper person to hold a site licence,

(b)     in the case where the licence holder is not a natural person, that the individual who holds the most senior position within the management structure of the relevant partnership, company or body

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