102 Modification of conditions by order under other enactments
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102  Modification of conditions by order under other enactments

(1)     This section applies where the [CMA] or Secretary of State (the “relevant authority”) makes a relevant order.

(2)     A relevant order may modify—

(a)     the conditions of a particular licence, or

(b)     the standard conditions applicable to all licences under this Chapter or to licences of a particular description.

(3)     The modifications which may be made by a relevant order are those which the relevant authority considers necessary or expedient for the purpose of giving effect to, or taking account of, any provision made by the order.

(4)     In this section “relevant order” means—

(a)     an order under section 75,

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