Liquor Licensing
Justices’ On-Licence
A Justices’ On-Licence is defined in the Licensing Ordinance 1994 (“the Ordinance”) as “authorizing sale for consumption either on or off the premises for which the licence is granted” (Section 3(2)(a)). This means that if an application for a Justices’ On-Licence is granted it would allow the licence holder to sell alcohol to be consumed on the premise or, off of the premises if sold within the hours permitted by the Ordinance.
How to Apply
Schedule 2 of the Licensing Ordinance sets out the procedure for applying for a Justices’ On-Licence and can be viewed here
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