NEW LICENSING LAWS

NEW LICENSING LAWS

Timing is of the essence in Paul and Emily's case. If they can apply for a transfer of the justices' licence into joint names during January 2005 they would both qualify for "grandfather" rights and would be able to apply to the local authority for a premises licence on a like-fo...

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