Loss of validity due to the disappearance of the requirements for its granting is one of the topics in the Driving license and violations block of the Spanish DGT theory. The driving licence, the points system, the offences and their penalties. Understanding this section well helps you answer the theory-exam questions on this topic with confidence.
In simple terms, this point of the DGT theory establishes that 1. despite the rules of the previous article, the validity of the administrative authorizations regulated in this title must be subject to maintaining the requirements for their granting.
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- Notwithstanding the provisions of the previous article, the validity of the administrative authorizations regulated in this title shall be subject to maintaining the requirements for their granting.
- The autonomous body, the Central Traffic Headquarters, may declare the authorizations regulated in this title void when it is proven that the requirements regarding knowledge, skills, or psychophysical aptitudes required for their authorization have disappeared.
To agree on the expiration of the requirement, the Administration must notify the interested party of the alleged lack of the required requirement, who will be given the power to prove its existence in the terms established by regulation.
- The holder of an authorization whose expiration has been declared in accordance with the provisions of the previous section may obtain it again by following the procedure, passing the tests and meeting the requirements established by regulations.
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