The exception to furnishing reasons under Section 17(5) of the Arms Act, 1959 arises when:
The proviso to s.17(5) excuses furnishing reasons only where the licensing authority itself forms the opinion that disclosure would not be in the public interest, not for…
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The exception to furnishing reasons under Section 17(5) of the Arms Act, 1959 arises when:
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The proviso to s.17(5) excuses furnishing reasons only where the licensing authority itself forms the opinion that disclosure would not be in the public interest, not for reasons such as an unpaid fee or the licence's age.