South Australian Consolidated Acts

LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1997 - SECT 41

41—Limited licence

        (1)         A limited licence authorises—

            (a)         the licensee to sell or supply liquor; or

            (b)         the consumption of liquor,

in accordance with the terms and conditions of the licence, in circumstances in which the sale, supply or consumption of liquor would otherwise be unlawful.

        (2)         A limited licence may only be granted for a special occasion or series of special occasions.

        (3)         A limited licence is not to be granted for a term of more than one month unless the licensing authority is satisfied that there are special circumstances justifying a longer term.

        (4)         A limited licence may be granted either to a person who holds a licence of some other class or to an unlicensed person.

        (5)         A limited licence is not to be granted if—

            (a)         the licence is sought for a function organised by a particular person or group; and

            (b)         limited licences have been granted for previous functions organised by the same person or group; and

            (c)         the licensing authority is of the opinion that the trade to be authorised by the licence would, in view of the frequency of applications, be better authorised by a permanent licence or by condition of a permanent licence.