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Licensing Law Handbook
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The new edition of the Licensing Law Handbook is a clear and concise guide to the reformed system of licensing. It will safely guide you through all aspects of the new and revised procedures including how to apply for authorisation, the forms to use, operating schedules, how to object to an application, offences, closure powers and appeals, so nothing is overlooked.
The new edition has been extensively updated and revised to include:- the new regime for pavement licences
- changes to the late night levy
- amendments introduced by the Immigration Act 2016
- the latest section 182 Guidance
- the Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme
- off-sales review appeals
- new case law, including The Porky Pint Ltd v. Stockton on Tees BC [2023] EWHC 128 (Admin)
- closure of premises associated with nuisance or disorder
- summary reviews in serious cases of crime or disorder
- minimum pricing for alcohol in Wales
- use of remote hearings for applications.
With its uniquely practical approach, the Licensing Law Handbook will remain your first point of reference for licensing law matters.
Contents
1. Introduction, 2. Licensing authorities, 3. Licensable activities, 4. Regulated entertainment, 5. Late night refreshment, 6. Personal licences, 7. Premises licences, 8. The operating schedule, 9. Designated premises supervisor, 10. Relevant representations, 11. Conditions, 12. Interim authorities, 13. Provisional statements, 14. Variation of a premises licence, 15. Review of a premises licence, 16. Transfer of a premises licence, 17. Clubs, 18. Variation of a club premises certificate, 19. Review of a club premises certificate, 20. Permitted temporary activities, 21. Offences, 22. Offences involving children, 23. Early morning alcohol restriction orders, 24. Closure of premises, 25. Hearings, 26. Appeals, 27. Pavement licences, Appendices.
About the Author
Russell Hewitson is a solicitor who worked in private practice specialising in commercial and residential property and licensing law matters before joining Northumbria University where he is currently an associate professor of law.
infoProduct information
Category
Property and conveyancing
Published
October 2024
Publisher
The Law Society
ISBN
9781784462482
Format
Paperback
448 Pages