Gambling Act 2005
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278 Application of sections 279 to 284
(1) Sections 279 to 284 apply to premises (other than a vehicle)— (a) in respect of which an on-premises alcohol licence or relevant Scottish licence has effect, (b) which contain a bar at which alcohol is served for consumption on the premises (without a requirement that alcohol is served only with food), and (c) at a time when alcohol may be supplied in reliance on the alcohol licence or sold for consumption on the premises in reliance on the relevant Scottish licence. (2) In those sections a reference to a licensing authority includes a reference to the Sub-Treasurer of the Inner Temple and the Under-Treasurer of the Middle Temple.
278 Application of sections 279 to 284
(1) Sections 279 to 284 apply to premises (other than a vehicle)— (a) in respect of which an on-premises alcohol licence or relevant Scottish licence has effect, (b) which contain a bar at which alcohol is served for consumption on the premises (without a requirement that alcohol is served only with food), and (c) at a time when alcohol may be supplied in reliance on the alcohol licence or sold for consumption on the premises in reliance on the relevant Scottish licence. (2) In those sections a reference to a licensing authority includes a reference to the Sub-Treasurer of the Inner Temple and the Under-Treasurer of the Middle Temple.
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