Signing Notices of Objection
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QBJECTIONS to applications must in future be signed personally by he objecting licence-holder or, in the nstance of a corporate concern, by an authorized representative. This was nade clear by the ScOttish Deputy ..icensing' Authority, last week. Objecions to applications by British Railways had been signed by a solicitor .epresenting all the objectors.
Mr..W. Dixon Connochie asked for a -ding, pointing out that a representaive's signature was accepted in different iarts of the country.
The Authority stated that strict 'ompliance with paragraph 10 of the 952 Regulations governing the matter could be enforced in future. In the pplications under consideration, he lid not think B.R. would be prejudiced ly the admission of the objectors, and ie granted them statutory status.