Section 209 - License; hearings; revocation and suspension of licenses; appeals(a) The licensor upon the written request of any applicant for a license or for renewal thereof, whose application therefor has been refused, shall afford such licensee an opportunity to be heard by giving such licensee five (5) days' notice by mail to such licensee.(b) Repealed by 1978, April 28, P.L. 202, No. 53, § 2(a) [1245], effective June 27, 1978.(c) If any licensee shall have obtained his license by fraud or misrepresentation, or made any misstatement in his application or otherwise violates any of the provisions of this act, or any rule or regulation of the department relative to this act, or for other sufficient cause the licensor shall be empowered, on giving five (5) days' notice by mail to such licensee, and on affording such licensee an opportunity to answer the charges made against him, to suspend for such period as he may deem proper or revoke, in proper cases, the license issued to him if such said licensee fails to appear at the time set for hearing, or if after such hearing the licensor shall find such licensee guilty of such charges. When a license is revoked the licensee's bond may be forfeited by the licensor. Any licensee whose license is revoked shall be ineligible to have a license under this act until the expiration of three (3) years from the date such license was revoked.
1947, May 2, P.L. 143, § 9. Affected 1978, April 28, P.L. 202, No. 53, § 2(a) [1245], effective 6/27/1978.