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(vi)<br />

The Licensing <strong>Authority</strong> may issue a Duplicate Licence on payment <strong>of</strong> Rs.<br />

100/- with the word “Duplicate” appearing prominently thereon in the<br />

event <strong>of</strong> loss or damage, on the production <strong>of</strong> an affidavit to the Designated<br />

Officer that the license has already been destroyed/lost/misplaced.<br />

(vii)<br />

The Licence may be suspended or cancelled by the Licensing <strong>Authority</strong>, if in<br />

his/her opinion any <strong>of</strong> the conditions <strong>of</strong> the licence is not being fulfilled or<br />

the licensee has committed a breach there<strong>of</strong>, subject to the condition that<br />

licensee has been given an opportunity to explain his view point.<br />

(viii)<br />

The licensee is required to get his/her licence renewed within a period <strong>of</strong><br />

thirty days from the date <strong>of</strong> expiry <strong>of</strong> the licence failing which the licence<br />

issued under the Regulation shall expire on the day specified in the licence<br />

unless cancelled or suspended earlier by the Licensing <strong>Authority</strong>.<br />

Provided that the licensing <strong>Authority</strong> may renew the licence after a<br />

period <strong>of</strong> thirty days in case the licensee furnishes pro<strong>of</strong> that the<br />

circumstances were beyond his/her control to get the licence renewed<br />

within the requisite period <strong>of</strong> thirty days along with an affidavit duly sworn<br />

<strong>and</strong> attested after depositing the late fees which may be prescribed from<br />

time to time.<br />

(ix)<br />

If the Designated Officer has reasonable ground for believing that any food<br />

business operator has failed to comply with any licensing regulations, he<br />

may, by a notice served on that food business operator (in this Act referred<br />

to as an “improvement notice”)-to<br />

(a)<br />

(b)<br />

(c)<br />

(d)<br />

state the grounds for believing that the food business operator has<br />

failed to comply with the regulations;<br />

specify the matter which constitute the food business operator’s<br />

failure so to comply;<br />

specify the measures which, in the opinion <strong>of</strong> the said <strong>Authority</strong>, the<br />

food business operator must take, in order to secure compliance; <strong>and</strong><br />

require the food business operator to take those measures, or<br />

measures which are at least equivalent to them, within a reasonable<br />

period (not being less than fourteen days) as may be specified in the<br />

notice.<br />

(x)<br />

If the food business operator fails to comply with an improvement notice,<br />

his licence may be suspended.<br />

(xi)<br />

If the food business operator still fails to comply with the improvement<br />

notice, the Designated Officer may, after giving the licensee an opportunity<br />

to show cause, cancel the licence granted to him:<br />

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