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Licensing - From: 1995 To: 1995
This page lists 9 cases, and was prepared on 02 April 2018.
Regina v Commissioners of Customs and Excise Ex Parte Ferrymatics Ltd Times, 23 February 1995
23 Feb 1995
QBD
Licensing
'Resorting to' meant from time of entry to premises and whilst there.
Betting and Gaming Duties Act 1981
Regina v Chichester Crown Court Ex Parte Forte Times, 09 March 1995
9 Mar 1995
QBD
Licensing, Local Government
A Local Authority may properly consider any apparent demand for such services when considering an application for a licence for an amusement centre.
Gaming Act 1968 34
Wiilowcell Ltd v Westminster City Council Independent, 24 March 1995; Times, 14 April 1995
24 Mar 1995
CA
Licensing
A peep show was a 'sex encounter establishment' and not premises for which a 'public singing and dancing' licence was correct. Lewd masturbatory displays do not constitute 'music and dancing'.
Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 sch 3 - Greater London Council (General Provisions) Act 1986
Westminster City Council v North Independent, 27 April 1995
27 Apr 1995
QBD
Licensing
Sexual content of entertainment licensed may be regulated.
Chief Constable of West Midlands Poice v Marsden Times, 02 May 1995
2 May 1995
QBD
Licensing
Justices may set time for start of special hours certificates.
Licensing Act 1964 81A
Buchanan v Gresswell and Another Ind Summary, 30 May 1995
30 May 1995
QBD
Licensing
Joint on-licence was not revocable as regards one holder only - discretion to continue.
Licensing Act 1964 20A
Kingston Upon Hull City Council v Wilson; QBD 29-Jun-1995 - Times, 25 July 1995; CO 1249-95
Breslin v West Yorkshire Police; QBD 24-Jul-1995 - Ind Summary, 24 July 1995
Regina v Burt and Adams Ltd Times, 22 November 1995
22 Nov 1995
CACD
Licensing
A right to exchange gaming token was no offence, and nor was allowing the accumulation of prizes.
Gaming Act 1968 34(3) 34(8)
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