M23 Law for Licenced Premises

5.3 To comply with legislation to minimise individual self or others, to safeguard myself and others health and safety and to apply agreed working practiceds to use equipment.

This ensures that all organisations under their watch are working to a set of rules and regulations that apply to them. They regulate the care given and inspect institutions to ensure that optimal care that conforms to

The implementation of Health and Safety policy and to liaise with the governors to ensure full compliance with all its requirements.

Discuss and demonstrate your understanding of employment legislation and practice that has to be adhered to when managing the provision of your service.

The Liquor Amendment of 2014’s purpose is to amend the Liquor Act 2007 and the Liquor Regulation 2008, enabling certain areas to be declared prescribed precincts, in which licensed premises are subject to regulatory conditions. This will enable periodic licence fees to be imposed. The Liquor Amendment Act is to make streets safer by inaugurating new measures, which will prevent drug and alcohol-related violence. There have been a number of recent incidents revolving around serious and violent drug-fuelled assaults in Sydney. Ultimately, this has caused major perturbation throughout the community of New South Wales.

Statutory services; are those required by law to be provided by local authorities or other governing bodies such as:

1. To comply with legal requirements and legislations. These for example could be contractual obligations, employee role descriptions and responsibilities, remunerations etc.

Q1 – Understand the purpose of employment regulation and the way it is enforced in practice.

of the supplies and materials to be used in the Studio. Licensee recognizes that SOLA

A license is a personal permission to enter or occupy the property owned by the person giving that permission. A licence does not give any interest or estate in land . Hence, a license is a personal right, so, in theory, a license can only be binding on the grantor of the license and the grantee, unless it is a license by estoppel which can be binding even on third parties. If the property is sold, the purchaser does not need to carry out the terms of it. The most the grantee can then do is to sue the original owner under contract law. A lease is a contractual agreement, where the lessor conveys an estate in property to grants the lessee for a limited time period. There are three requirements for a lease- the estate must be of a duration permitted for a leasehold estate, there must be exclusive possession by the lessee and the grant must have correct formalities. A lessee has proprietary rights in the property, which means his rights are binding on third parties and the rest of the world . Land law has witnessed a lot of confusion in distinguishing a license from a lease. Yet the distinction is important, as lessees have rights licensees do not, and are protected also by Rent Acts.

It is only permitted to buy alcohol from off licences once you have a residency visa. The amount you are allowed to buy is compatible to the wages you earn. The average amount allowed for a British expatriate is 600 dihrams ( approx £100)

Unlike Mikeover v Brady, in Crancour v da-silvesa and Aslan v Murphy(No.2), the landlord inserted a clause stipulating that the occupier must vacate the premises for 90-minutes. In Aslan v Murphy(No.2), there was a further clause stating that occupier must share the room. The courts saw the clauses in both cases as merely a sham, stating that these were created to “negate the grant of exclusive possession”. This was clarified further, when looking at the facts of the cases, it can be seen that the occupiers in fact had exclusive possession as they were not sharing the premises. Thus this was a lease rather than a licence. When deciding the whether the agreement is a lease or a licence, the wording of the agreement is not relevant according to Street v Mountford. However, CA in National Car-parks v Trinity Development said title and wording should be used as guidance when assessing the nature of the agreement. This therefore suggests that the parties do sometimes genuinely intend to agree to a licence agreement hence the real intention of parties should be considered by courts.

When it comes to having a liquor license there are multiple classes that you can fall under. Some examples, Class C; allows the business to sell, beer, wine, and mixed spirit drinks. Tavern; allows a business to sell only beer and wine for consumption. Class G-2; allows a facility that has an 18-hole golf course of at least 5,000 yards to sell beer and wine. There are 18 different licenses. For distributors there are specially designated distributor license. They have to be approved by MLCC, the Michigan Liquor Control Commission. There are certain procedures and time frames when

The following describes four activities the human resource function will undertake in order to support the company’s expansion and success:

Every business upcoming or already stabilized in the market should set and follow particular purposes otherwise it can’t run smoothly and failing (leaving the competition) will be the eventual result sooner or later. Setting clear purposes to stick with is a “Must”.