A Practical Guide to Licensing Law for Commercial Property Lawyers

Anglický jazyk

A Practical Guide to Licensing Law for Commercial Property Lawyers

Vydavateľstvo: Law Brief Publishing Ltd
Rok vydania: 2019
Formát: Paperback
Rozmer: 234 x 156 mm
Jazyk: Anglický jazyk
ISBN: 9781911035961

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O knihe

This book is intended to be assist commercial property practitioners who handle transactions involving licensed properties. It provides a concise overview, but hopefully, one which highlights issues of importance and when to seek further specialist advice. Areas covered include:

Licensable activities under the Licensing Act 2003 (England and Wales only)

The Licensing objectives

Types of premises requiring a licence

Personal Licences and the Designated Premises Supervisor

Application procedures

Planning considerations

Contracts conditional on licensing (and planning)

Licensing due diligence for property transactions

Problems to look out for e.g. onerous conditions, the annual fee, site history etc.

Impact of Insolvency of the Premises Licence Holder.

Steps on completion - transfer the Premises Licence and varying the Designated Premises Supervisor

Variation of licences

Reviews

Enforcement

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Ranked in both Legal 500 and UK Chambers, Niall McCann undertakes all aspects of licensing and gaming and associated regulatory/planning law. He regularly appears as an advocate before courts and local authority sub-committees throughout England and Wales. He has lectured extensively on licensing matters and, in particular, specialises in advising on the impact of insolvency in respect of licensed premises.

Richard Williams is an experienced gaming, licensing and regulatory Solicitor, with over 20 years' experience of dealing with licensed premises nationally (including Scotland). Richard is a higher Courts advocate and regularly appears before Committees and Courts nationally, representing a full range of clients in the retail and leisure industries. He also specialises in food safety and health and safety law, particularly where this relates to licensed premises.