149.—(1) An application for the revocation of a lottery certificate may be made by any person to a court of summary jurisdiction on any of the following grounds—
(a)that the holder of the certificate is not a fit person to hold a lottery certificate; or
(b)that any information which, in or in connection with the application on which the certificate was granted, was given to the court by the applicant was false in a material particular; or
(c)that the holder of the certificate has been refused the grant or renewal of a lottery certificate on the ground mentioned in sub-paragraph (a) or (d) within the preceding 12 months; or
(d)that the holder of the certificate has allowed the business carried on under the certificate to be managed by, or carried on for the benefit of, a person other than the holder of the certificate who would himself be refused the grant of a lottery certificate; or
[F1(da)that the business carried on under the certificate has been carried on in a manner which involved serious, repeated or continuous failure to comply with a code of practice in force under Article 180A; or]
(e)that the holder of the certificate has been convicted of an offence under this Part.
(2) The procedure for applications for the revocation of lottery certificates is set out in Schedule 7.
(3) On an application for the revocation of a lottery certificate, a court shall hear the objections, if any, made under Schedule 7.
(4) A court shall refuse an application for the revocation of a lottery certificate unless it is satisfied that the application is not made on grounds which—
(a)have been, or ought to have been, raised previously by way of objection either when the lottery certificate was granted or on an occasion when it has been renewed; or
(b)are or have been the subject matter of proceedings for such an offence as is mentioned in Article 152.
(5) Where the court refuses an application for the revocation of a lottery certificate it shall specify in its order the reasons for its refusal.