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Version date: 17 October 1963 - onwards
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104. Drivers' licences.

Repealed from 17 October 1963

(1) The Commissioner may grant a licence (in this Act referred to as a driver's licence) to drive a public service vehicle to any person who -

(a) applies to the Commissioner for such licence, and

(b) holds a driving licence which is then in force, and

(c) holds a certificate of competency issued to him not more than one month before the date of the application for such licence, and

(d) satisfies the Commissioner that he is a fit and proper person to hold a driver's licence.

(2) Where a person applying under this section to the Commissioner for a driver's licence satisfies the Commissioner that he holds or formerly held a driver's licence granted under this section, the Commissioner may, if he so thinks fit, dispense with the obligation imposed on such person by this section of holding a certificate of competency.

(3) Every driver's licence shall -

(a) be in such form as the Commissioner shall direct, and

(b) be identified by a separate serial number, and

(c) where the person to w

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