Legal questions arise regarding whether food safety authorities possess the power to immediately suspend a restaurant's license for hygiene violations without prior warning. The inquiry also examines potential legal liabilities and consumer protections in cases where individuals suffer injuries due to contaminated food.
Can a food-safety authority immediately suspend a licence when it finds violations, or must it first give the business an opportunity to rectify them? What happens to the consumer if they sustain an injury?
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