PART 2

Rogue landlords and property agents in England
CHAPTER 2

Banning orders

Imposition of banning orders

Revocation or variation of banning orders
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1
A person against whom a banning order is made may apply to the First-tier Tribunal for an order under this section revoking or varying the order.
2
If the banning order was made on the basis of one or more convictions all of which are overturned on appeal, the First-tier Tribunal must revoke the banning order.
3
If the banning order was made on the basis of more than one conviction and some of them (but not all) have been overturned on appeal, the First-tier Tribunal may—
a
vary the banning order, or
b
revoke the banning order.
4
If the banning order was made on the basis of one or more convictions that have become spent, the First-tier Tribunal may—
a
vary the banning order, or
b
revoke the banning order.
5
The power to vary a banning order under subsection (3)(a) or (4)(a) may be used to add new exceptions to a ban or to vary—
a
the banned activities,
b
the length of a ban, or
c
existing exceptions to a ban.
6
In this section “spent”, in relation to a conviction, means spent for the purposes of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974.
S. 20 in force at 6.4.2018 by S.I. 2018/393, reg. 2(a)