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Is the prolonged inaction of the licensee after the sale of the establishment considered a forfeiture of his right?

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Yes, the prolonged inaction of the licensee after the sale of the establishment, without taking decisive measures to cancel the licenses or demand their cancellation, is considered a forfeiture of his right, and he shall bear the consequences of this dereliction.

Yes, the prolonged inaction of the licensee after the sale of the establishment, without taking decisive measures to cancel the licenses or demand their cancellation, is considered a forfeiture of his right, and he shall bear the consequences of this dereliction.
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