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Licensing Assembly - re: Bath Street Wine Cellar Limited -18-Mar-2021 [2021] JRC 078 (18 March 2021)
The Licensing Assembly granted a liquor licence subject to safety and occupancy conditions, limiting occupancy to 50 persons until fire and health requirements are satisfied.
Extraordinary Licensing Assembly - Marina Metro Hotel 17-Nov-2020 [2020] JRC 242 (17 November 2020)
The Licensing Assembly found persistent COVID-19 guidance breaches at the Marina Metro Hotel. It declined to suspend the licence but imposed a £20,000 fine.
Licensing Assembly 26-Sep-2019 [2019] JRC 193A (26 September 2019)
The Jersey Licensing Assembly granted and varied liquor licences for two applicants, imposing detailed fire-safety, occupancy, and operating conditions, and adjourned a third application.
Licensing Assembly [2019] JRC 126 (04 July 2019)
The Licensing Assembly adjourned Terre D'Italia Limited's liquor licence application because planning approval was still outstanding and the premises needed further compliance work.
The Licensing Assembly adjourned Terre D’Italia Limited’s liquor licence application pending planning approval and further statutory compliance.
Licensing Assembly [2019] JRC 043A (21 March 2019)
The Jersey Licensing Assembly refused Seedee Jons Limited’s Sixth Category licence and adjourned Cineworld Cinemas Limited’s variation application for up to 12 months.
Licensing Assembly [2018] JRC 240 (20 December 2018)
The Licensing Assembly refused BWBS Limited’s request to extend a Fort Regent licence to occasional event bars, but granted Casual Dining Bidco Limited a provisional licence for Elizabeth Harbour subject to conditions.
AG -v- European Holdings re Havana Club [2017] JRC 206 (08 December 2017)
The Jersey Royal Court fined the Havana Club £50,000 for licensing mismanagement and alcohol-related disorder, but declined to revoke or suspend the licence.
Salt v Minister for EDD [2017] JRC 015 (19 January 2017)
The Jersey Royal Court allowed an appeal against an 11pm closing condition on a place of refreshment registration, finding it unreasonable on the evidence.
Klonowska -v- Chief Minister [2016] JRC 127 (21 July 2016)
The Royal Court allowed an appeal over a business licence condition, holding it unreasonable to let the appellant hold a one-person licence but bar her from working in her own business.
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