Appeals against Central Bank’s decision

Any person who is aggrieved by a decision of the Central Bank– (a) to refuse an application for a licence; (b) to revoke a licence otherwise than in a case in which revocation is mandatory under section 19 (1) (h) or section 101; (c) to appoint a statutory administrator under section 86 or liquidator under section 106; (d) to restrict a licence in any particular manner or to vary any restrictions of a licence; (e) which in the opinion of a licensee might be contrary to any provision of this Act, or adversely affects its operations; (f) made under section 29 (10); (g) made under section 20; (h) to disqualify any person under section 42 (1) being a director, or officer on the ground that he is not a fit and proper person; (i) to impose any penalty, may appeal against the decision to the Appeal Board; or 198 (j) made under Part 7 of the National Payment System Act. CAP. 266:01.