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(1)An appeal against a decision to make or extend a closure order may be made by—
(a)a person on whom the closure notice was served under section 79;
(b)anyone else who has an interest in the premises but on whom the closure notice was not served.
(2)A constable may appeal against—
(a)a decision not to make a closure order applied for by a constable;
(b)a decision not to extend a closure order made on the application of a constable;
(c)a decision (under section 81) not to order the continuation in force of a closure notice issued by a constable.
(3)A local authority may appeal against—
(a)a decision not to make a closure order applied for by that authority;
(b)a decision not to extend a closure order made on the application of that authority;
(c)a decision (under section 81) not to order the continuation in force of a closure notice issued by that authority.
(4)An appeal under this section is to the Crown Court.
(5)An appeal under this section must be made within the period of 21 days beginning with the date of the decision to which it relates.
(6)On an appeal under this section the Crown Court may make whatever order it thinks appropriate.
(7)The Crown Court must notify the relevant licensing authority if it makes a closure order in relation to premises in respect of which a premises licence is in force.
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