The Intoxicating Liquor Licensing Acts 1872 1874 Together With All the Alehou
The Intoxicating Liquor Licensing Acts 1872 1874 Together With All the Alehou
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Stable, and notices to be delivered by the petty constable, as required by this Act, the sum of one shilling and sixpence ; and every such clerk who shall demand or receive from any person for such respective fees in his behalf any greater sum or anything of greater value than the sums hereinbefore specified, being in the whole the sum of seven shillings and sixpence, shall for every such offence, on conviction before one justice, forfeit and pay the sum of five pounds. (a) 16. Persons disquali...fied to hold licenses. ] And be it further enacted, that no sheriffs officer, or officer executing the legal process of any court of justice in any county or place, shall be capable of receiving or using any license under this Act ; and that every license granted or transferred to any person exercising any such office shall be void to all intents and purposes. (6) 17. No excise license to be granted except to a person licensed under this Act. ] And be it further enacted, that no license for the sale of any excisable liquors by retail, to be drunk or consumed on the premises of the person licensed, shall be granted by the commissioners of excise, or by any officer of excise, to any person whatsoever, unless such person shall have pre- viously obtained from the justices a license under this Act, and which said license of such justices shall be retained by such person, after being produced to the commissioners or officers of excise ; and every license granted by the commissioners of excise, or by any officer of excise, contrary to this provision, shall be null and void to all intents and purposes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stable, and notices to be delivered by the petty constable, as required by this Act, the sum of one shilling and sixpence ; and every such clerk who shall demand or receive from any person for such respective fees in his behalf any greater sum or anything of greater value than the sums hereinbefore specified, being in the whole the sum of seven shillings and sixpence, shall for every such offence, on conviction before one justice, forfeit and pay the sum of five pounds. (a) 16. Persons disquali...fied to hold licenses. ] And be it further enacted, that no sheriffs officer, or officer executing the legal process of any court of justice in any county or place, shall be capable of receiving or using any license under this Act ; and that every license granted or transferred to any person exercising any such office shall be void to all intents and purposes. (6) 17. No excise license to be granted except to a person licensed under this Act. ] And be it further enacted, that no license for the sale of any excisable liquors by retail, to be drunk or consumed on the premises of the person licensed, shall be granted by the commissioners of excise, or by any officer of excise, to any person whatsoever, unless such person shall have pre- viously obtained from the justices a license under this Act, and which said license of such justices shall be retained by such person, after being produced to the commissioners or officers of excise ; and every license granted by the commissioners of excise, or by any officer of excise, contrary to this provision, shall be null and void to all intents and purposes.
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