Permit Suspension
/ˈpɜːrmɪt səbˈspɛnʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) The temporary withdrawal or revocation of a legal authorization granted by a government or regulatory authority, preventing the permit holder from legally engaging in the permitted activity.
The city issued a permit suspension to the restaurant after multiple health violations were found.
- (n.) A disciplinary action taken against a licensee or permittee, often pending investigation or as a penalty for noncompliance with statutory or regulatory requirements.
The contractor faced permit suspension due to failure to meet safety standards.
Forms
- permit suspension
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Commentary
Permit suspension often serves as an interim enforcement measure distinct from revocation; drafters should differentiate them clearly in legal documents.
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