Procedure for granting and refusing authorisation

Any decision to refuse an authorisation shall state full reasons and shall be notified to the undertaking concerned.

Like any other judicial decision, the order refusing the application must state reasons.

Refusal of approval by the Executive Board does not have to be motivated.

Refusal of approval by the Executive Board does not have to be motivated.

No response from the administration will be considered as a refusal.

Each Member State shall make provision for the right to apply to the courts in respect of a refusal of authorization or refusal to issue the certificate referred to in paragraph 1 ( a ) or ( b ).

In fact, there are very few homes, less than 2%, who have refused to comply with the ministry directives.

It shall adopt a fully reasoned decision granting or refusing authorisation and shall notify the applicant data service provider accordingly within five working days.

The advertiser may request that the Commissioner review the file, and the Commissioner may confirm or revise the negative preclearance ruling.

However, before a decision to refuse authorisation is taken, consideration shall be given to risk-mitigation measures, including possible alternative siting of the activity in question.

The meeting was called to decide whether to grant approval for the disposal by Madame Donatienne de Montmort of its 17% stake to the company Hachette Filipacchi Medias.

It is important to note that the landlord can refuse any sublease and its refusal to license can not be objetd a control of the court by the judge.

The refusal to approve the applicant association had therefore been necessary, they argued, for the protection of public order, with a view to avoiding the proliferation of approved bodies which did not provide the same safeguards as the ACIP.

The applicant association submitted that the refusal to approve it could not be justified by any of the legitimate aims set out in Article 9 § 2 of the Convention and that it was disproportionate and discriminatory for the purposes of Article 14.