P.R. Laws tit. 23, § 811

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§ 811. Causes for revocation or suspension of licenses

The Secretary may revoke or suspend a license issued under §§ 805—821 of this title if he finds out that:

(a) The authorized person, knowingly or negligently has incurred in any violation to §§ 805—821 of this title, or has failed to comply with any order, regulation or resolution of the Secretary.

(b) Knowingly has made incorrect statements about relevant facts in the application for license or has given false answers to questions in the same.

(c) Has failed to make any payment because of resolutions or orders imposed by the Secretary or by a competent court, in relation to his responsibility of protecting vehicles parked under his custody, or related to his responsibility for bodily injuries or damages against the property of others.

(d) When malicious damages or robbery of vehicles, accessories or objects from the inside of the vehicle occur in any parking area and the Secretary determines, after the holding of administrative hearing, that there has been negligence on the part of the operator, based on the frequency, the form or manner in which the damages have occurred, and the action taken by the parking operator to prevent the repetition of claims.

(e) If there is a fact or condition that, if present at the time of applying for license, would have justified the refusal of the Director to issue the same.

History —June 7, 1973, No. 120, p. 482, § 7.