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1. I heard that the licensing law is about to change, is it true? Yes, the Licensing Act 2003 will replace all six current licensing regimes relating to Alcohol, Public Entertainment, Cinemas, Theatres, Late Night Refreshment Houses and Night Cafes. The start date for the Act will be determined by the Secretary of State but is expected to be this during the course of 2004.2. I am already a licence holder, will I need to apply for a new licence? Yes, once the Licensing Act 2003 comes into force, all existing licence and certificate holders will have a six months window to convert their existing licences and certificates into the new premises licence, personal licence or club premises certificate available under the new legislation. back to top |
Stephen RocheChief Executive
Member of the firms Company and Commercial Team specialising in commercial law with an emphasis on mergers acquisitions and business transfers and general business law. Stephen qualified as a solicitor in 1982 and joined Pellys as a partner in 1989. Upon Pellys conversion to LLP status as of 1 April 2005, Stephen became a member and Chief Executive.
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