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AI Summary of 261. Transitional arrangement: Appeal under section 109E of Act of 2010 where application for certificate of fitness refused
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261. Transitional arrangement: Appeal under section 109E of Act of 2010 where application for certificate of fitness refused
(1) Where an appeal has been made under section 109E of the Act of 2010 against a refusal to grant a certificate of fitness under section 109B of that Act but not determined by the District Court before the relevant date the appeal shall, on and after such date, be determined in accordance with the relevant enactments.
(2) A person may, within the period of time allowed for bringing an appeal, bring an appeal to the District Court under section 109E of the Act of 2010 against a refusal to grant a certificate of personal fitness under section 109B of that Act, on or after the relevant date where before the relevant date an appeal has not been made but the period of time allowed for bringing an appeal has not, on that date, expired.
(3) The relevant enactments shall apply in respect of a certificate of personal fitness that issues following an appeal referred to in subsection (1) or (2).