They all trade as Lady in Leisure. A licensee will not have his licence revoked if he satisfies the Adjudicating Officer that he is a fit person to engage in the activities covered by the licence. If a licensee or applicant thinks fit, he can give notice within that time that he wishes to make oral representations. The purpose of making representations is to persuade the Adjudicating Officer that his provisional view to revoke or refuse the licence is wrong, and the proposed decision should not be made. If a licensee or applicant is not satisfied with the decision of the Adjudicating Officer he may appeal under section 41 of the Act to the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry and, on a point of law, to the High Court or, in Scotland, the Court of Sessions.
Any licence continues to be in existence until all appeal procedures are exhausted.
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