Virginia § 29.1-820 Action upon applications; hearing upon denial; denial for failure to have established place of business

Virginia Statutes

§ 29.1-820 — Action upon applications; hearing upon denial; denial for failure to have established place of business

Virginia § 29.1-820

Title 29.1Wildlife, Inland Fisheries and Boating

Ch. 8WATERCRAFT DEALER LICENSING ACT

Art. 2APPLICATION, ISSUANCE, FEES, RENEWAL, REVOCATION

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Va. Code Ann. § 29.1-820 (2026).

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A.The Director shall act upon all applications for a license within thirty days after receipt of all required applications, documents and fees by either granting or refusing the same. Any applicant denied a license shall, upon his written request filed within thirty days, be given a hearing at such time and place as determined by the Director or person designated by him. All such hearings shall be public and shall be held with reasonable promptness. The applicant may be represented by counsel.

B.Any applicant denied a license for failure to comply with the definition of an established place of business may not, nor shall anyone, apply for a license for such premises, for which a license was denied, until the expiration of sixty days from the date of the rejection of such application.

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A. The Director shall act upon all applications for a license within thirty days after receipt of all required applications, documents and fees by either granting or refusing the same. Any applicant denied a license shall, upon his written request filed within thirty days, be given a hearing at such time and place as determined by the Director or person designated by him. All such hearings shall be public and shall be held with reasonable promptness. The applicant may be represented by counsel.

B. Any applicant denied a license for failure to comply with the definition of an established place of business may not, nor shall anyone, apply for a license for such premises, for which a license was denied, until the expiration of sixty days from the date of the rejection of such application.