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Licensing law [2016] JRC 077

In the matter of Pantherus Limited

In the matter of Pantherus Limited [2016] JRC 077 (04 April 2016)

The Jersey Royal Court revoked Pantherus Limited’s licences after finding repeated breaches of licensing conditions, poor staff training, and serious customer-safety failings.

  • Breach of licensing conditions
  • Premises safety
  • Staff training
  • Licence revocation
  • Licensing-law
  • Premises-safety
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Public safety [2013] JRC 024

Representation by TTS

Representation by TTS [2013] JRC 024 (31 January 2013)

The Court chose a lower-cost road realignment to preserve an encroaching oak tree, with monitoring and warning signs, rather than ordering immediate felling.

  • Road safety
  • Tree preservation
  • Public expenditure
  • Road-safety
  • Tree-preservation
  • Public-expenditure
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Planning law [1998] UR 154

1998/154 - AG v Coutanche

1998/154 - AG v Coutanche [1998] UR 154 (15 July 1998)

Sentencing for unauthorised building works in Jersey. The court fined Mr Coutanche ÂŁ1,000 despite doubts about actual public safety risk.

  • Unauthorised building works
  • Planning consent
  • Public safety risks
  • Unauthorised-building-works
  • Planning-consent
  • Building-law
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Public safety

Att. Gen. v Charles Le Quesne (1956) Ltd.

Att. Gen. v Charles Le Quesne (1956) Ltd. [1995] JLR_Note 20b (14 July 1995)

Sentencing note concerning a public safety offence: the respondent was sentenced for failing to fence an excavation.

  • Failure to fence excavation
  • Public safety offence
  • Sentencing
  • Public-safety
  • Criminal-law
  • Excavation-safety
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