[32X Penalty notice where no licence or breach of licence]
Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960 (1960 c 62) | Legislation

[32X  Penalty notice where no licence or breach of licence]

[(1)     A local authority may serve a penalty notice on the occupier of a relevant permanent site if it appears to the local authority that the occupier—

(a)     has caused or permitted the relevant permanent site to be used as a caravan site without being the holder of a Part 1A site licence in relation to the site, or

(b)     has been served with an improvement notice and has failed to take the steps specified in the notice within the period so specified.

(2)     A penalty notice is a notice which—

(a)     sets out

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