8 of the Action will not have effect unless the authority so directs (see section 208 of the Act). 21.6 In many cases, it is a requirement of the Act that Licensing Authority gives clear and comprehensive reasons for rejection of an application. To clear and transparent the Licensing Authority will give reasons for all its decisions (see section 165 of the act, which is also applied in relation to other applications under Part 8 of the Act). A failure to give reasons may compel a person to appeal, and may suggest that the Licensing Authority did not make its decision with regard to all the information that it should have regard to, and in line with its obligation under section 153 (regardless of the decision that was reached). 21.7 Any appeal against the Licensing Authority is made to the Magistrates court. The Magistrates court is located at The Magistrates Court, Hall Brow, Workington, Cumbria, 01900 62244 21.8 An appeal has to be commenced by giving of a notice of appeal by the appellant to the magistrate’s court within a period of 21 days, beginning with the day on which the appellant was notified by the Licensing Authority of the decision being appealed.
8 of the Action will not have effect unless the authority so directs (see section 208 of the Act). 21.6 In many cases, it is a requirement of the Act that Licensing Authority gives clear and comprehensive reasons for rejection of an application. To clear and transparent the Licensing Authority will give reasons for all its decisions (see section 165 of the act, which is also applied in relation to other applications under Part 8 of the Act). A failure to give reasons may compel a person to appeal, and may suggest that the Licensing Authority did not make its decision with regard to all the information that it should have regard to, and in line with its obligation under section 153 (regardless of the decision that was reached). 21.7 Any appeal against the Licensing Authority is made to the Magistrates court. The Magistrates court is located at The Magistrates Court, Hall Brow, Workington, Cumbria, 01900 62244 21.8 An appeal has to be commenced by giving of a notice of appeal by the appellant to the magistrate’s court within a period of 21 days, beginning with the day on which the appellant was notified by the Licensing Authority of the decision being appealed.