When a court decides you can't have or get an aviation document, this is called disqualification. The time you're not allowed to have the document usually starts right away when the court makes its decision. However, the court can choose to make the disqualification start later if they want to. This rule helps you understand when you have to stop using your aviation document if the court says you can't have it anymore.
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Where an order is made disqualifying any person from holding or obtaining an aviation document, the period of disqualification shall commence on the date of the making of the order unless the court making the order directs that the period of disqualification shall commence on a later date.
