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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.
Banyan Retail LImited -v- The Licensing Assembly [2016] JRC 031 (04 February 2016)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused judicial review of a licensing decision, holding that noise concerns, public interest, and the premises’ suitability justified refusal of a first-category licence.
AG -v- MFA Licensing Limited [2015] JRC 048 (25 February 2015)
The Jersey Licensing Assembly fined MFA Licensing Limited ÂŁ25,000 for failing to disclose material facts in a liquor licence application and for serious licensing breaches linked to an event.
Club (Dragon) Limited [2013] JRC 069 (09 April 2013)
The Licensing Assembly suspended Club (Dragon) Limited’s licence for two months after finding knowing breaches of drinks-promotion guidance and failures to prevent drunkenness and violence.
Licensing Assembly [2007] JRC 224 (29 November 2007)
The Licensing Assembly abandoned its blanket garage policy for liquor licences, holding that garage-adjacent applications should be decided on individual merits.
St.Aubins Wine Bar Limited v AG [1997] JCA 005 (16 January 1997)
The Jersey Court of Appeal upheld the refusal of a liquor licence, holding that the licensing authority had acted within its discretion and lawfully.
AG v St.Aubins Wine Bar Limited [1996] JRC 136 (25 July 1996)
The Jersey Royal Court found St. Aubins Wine Bar Limited guilty of breaching licensing laws and imposed a fine.
AG v St.Aubin's Wine Bar Ltd [1995] JRC 092 (17 May 1995)
The Jersey court found St. Aubin's Wine Bar Ltd in breach of licensing regulations and imposed a GBP 500 fine.
AG v Le Cocq and Tregaskis [1994] JRC 148 (21 July 1994)
The court upheld convictions against the respondents for selling intoxicating liquor to a person already intoxicated, holding that ignorance of intoxication was no defence.
AG v Devonshire Hotel Ltd [1988] JRC 127 (29 June 1988)
The court found Devonshire Hotel Ltd guilty of breaching Jersey liquor licensing regulations by operating outside permitted hours.
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