Premises Licence Clause Samples
A Premises Licence clause sets out the requirements and conditions under which a property may be used for specific regulated activities, such as selling alcohol or providing entertainment. This clause typically details the need for the tenant or occupier to obtain and maintain the necessary licences, comply with all relevant laws, and avoid any actions that could jeopardize the licence. Its core function is to ensure that the property is lawfully used for its intended purpose and to allocate responsibility for compliance, thereby protecting both the landlord and tenant from legal or regulatory issues.
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Premises Licence. Pentridge Village Hall does not have a Premises Licence and the Hirer is therefore not permitted to sell alcohol or hold any licensable activity at the Village Hall unless a Temporary Event Notice (TEN) has been served on East Dorset District Council. A list of licensable activities can be found in the Conditons of Hire. The Hirer must obtain the consent of the Management Committee before serving a TEN. Failure to do so may result in the cancellation of the booking without compensation because there is a limit on the number of TENs which can be granted annually for Pentridge Village Hall.
Premises Licence. The Seller has no knowledge of anything whereby the Premises Licence has become liable to forfeiture.
Premises Licence. Where appropriate the Hirer will comply with the conditions of the Premises Licence (conditions displayed on notice -board) Consult the Bookings Officer if in doubt.
Premises Licence. 9.1 You must comply with the terms of the Premises Licence held by the Company, as notified to you by the Company.
9.2 A cash bar service is available for Hirers on request and will be open for public performances. We reserve the right to be the sole supplier of alcoholic refreshments and confectionery, ices etc. at all Events.
Premises Licence. The property benefits from a premises licence permitting the sale of alcohol until 00:30 Sunday to Thursday and 01:00 Friday and Saturday. LAST POST ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ · LOUGHTON · IG10 1BB Historic trading information may be available to interested parties upon written request.
Premises Licence. 11.1. The QVH has a Premises Licence authorising the following regulated entertainment and licensable activities to be carried on inside the premises only and at these specified times: • Sale and consumption of alcohol: 5.00pm to 11.30pm • Performance of Dance: 8.30am to 11.00pm • Exhibition of films: 8.30am to 11.00pm • Performance of live music: 8.30am to 11.00pm • Performance of plays: 8.30am to 11.00pm • Playing of recorded music: 8.30am to 11.00pm • Indoor sporting events: 8.30am to 11.00pm
11.2. The Hirer is responsible for making sure the licenced activities do not take place outside the premises; this includes the steps outside the bar, the alley by the fire exits and on the pavement in front of the premises.
Premises Licence. Please complete this in conjunction with Appendix 2 Activity The hall is licensed for Times for which the activity is licensed Indicate activities to take place at your event
a. The performance of plays b. The exhibition of films c. Indoor sporting events
Premises Licence. The Village Hall has a Premises Licence, a Performing Society Rights For Music Licence (PRS) and a Phonographic Performance Limited Licence (PPL) which permit the use of copyright music in any form, e.g. record, compact disc, tapes, radio, and television or by performers in person and otherwise limits when events may take place. If other licences are required in respect of any activity in the Village Hall the Hirer should ensure that they obtain the relevant licence.
Premises Licence. The Parish Council holds Premises Licence no PL1053 for Rampton Village Hall, this enables hirers to undertake the following between 10am and Midnight Monday to Saturday and 10am to 11pm on Sundays: Performance of Live Indoor Music and provision of facilities for Indoor Music Playing of recorded Indoor Music and provision of facilities for Indoor Music Performance of Indoor Dance and provision of facilities for Indoor Dance Entertainment Indoors of a similar description to those falling within categories 1,2 and 3 The Sale of alcohol for consumption ON the premises ONLY – Sale of Alcohol is only in agreement with the premises supervisor/Village Hall Warden. If you wish to sell or consume alcohol on the premises, you must also abide by the following requirements: The responsible person will ensure that anyone present does not carry out, arrange or participate in any irresponsible promotions in relation to alcohol. This means any one or more of the following activities or similar activities for the encouraging the sale or supply of alcohol for consumption on the premises: Games or activities which are designed, require or encourage individuals to drink a quantity of alcohol within a time limit or drink as much alcohol as possible. Provision of unlimited or unspecified quantities of alcohol for free or for discounted free to the public or group. Selling or supplying alcohol in association with promotional posters or flyers on, or in the vicinity of, the premises which can reasonably be considered to condone, encourage or glamorise anti-social behaviour or to refer to the effects of drunkenness in any favourable manner. Dispensing alcohol direct by one person into the mouth of another (unless they have a disability which requires assistance by another person). The responsible person will ensure that free potable tap water is provided for on request to customers. The responsible person will ensure that an age verification policy is adopted in relation to the sale and supply of alcohol. The Village Hall Warden may carry out age verification checks of anyone consuming alcohol. Operate a ‘Challenge 21’ scheme, anyone who appears to be 21 years of age or younger must produce or anyone, when asked for proof of ID must be able to provide ID bearing their photograph and date of birth (passport, driving licence) to prove they are over the age of 18. The responsible person must ensure that where any of the following drinks are sold or consumed on the premises it is avai...
Premises Licence. The hall holds a Premises Licence which covers the permitted activities of performing plays, live music, recorded music, dance, making music, dancing and supply of alcohol. The conditions imposed by our Premises Licence shall be deemed to form part of this Agreement and you must ensure compliance with them. In particular you should note that all such activities are permitted indoor only and must stop by 11.30 pm Monday to Saturday (11 p.m. in the case of the supply of alcohol) and 10.30 pm on Sundays. No application shall be made to the Licensing Authority for any form of extension or for any temporary licence without our consent and any application for an extension shall only be made through us