ABSTRACT
Any person aggrieved by any condition in a site licence may, within 28 days of the date the licence was issued, appeal to a magistrates’ court or, in a case relating to land in England, to the Appropriate Tribunal. The local authority may attach to the licence any conditions which it sees necessary or desirable to impose in the interest of persons living in the caravans, or of other classes of persons, or of the public at large. In a case where the tribunal varies or cancels a condition, it may also attach a new condition to the licence. The conditions attached to a site licence may be altered at any time by the local authority, but before exercising their powers the local authority shall give the holder of the licence an opportunity of making representations. Every local authority must keep a register of site licences, and it must be open for inspection by the public at all reasonable times.
