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In re Luminar Leisure Ltd. v [2000] JLR_Note 54a (28 September 2000)

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preliminary view issued

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preliminary view issued

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Luminar Leisure Ltd.

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  1. Posture

    Application for Licence / Preliminary View

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Whether the applicant is entitled to a licence for licensed premises

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    Jersey licensing law

    Consideration of application for licence for licensed premises

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preliminary view issued

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