Withdrawing from application
67 Withdrawing from application
A party to an application under section 53(1) or 61(1) may file a notice of the withdrawal of the application in the registry.
If a notice is filed under subsection (1), the registrar must take the steps the registrar considers necessary to ensure the notice is brought to the attention of the organisations, associations and persons likely to be affected by the withdrawal.
The parties to an application under section 53(1) or 61(1) may jointly file a notice of withdrawal of the application in the registry.
An applicant under section 62(1), 63(1), 64(2), 65(2) or 66 may file a notice of withdrawal of the application in the registry.
A party or applicant filing a notice of withdrawal must file with the notice a statement that the party’s or applicant’s management committee has passed a resolution approving the withdrawal of the application.
However, if an applicant has no management committee, the applicant must file with the notice a statement that the applicant has passed a resolution approving the withdrawal of the application.
The statement must be signed by an authorised officer of the party or applicant or the representative constituent member.
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