LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1997 - SECT 42
LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1997 - SECT 42
(1) It is a condition
of every licence that the licensee must comply with the Commissioner's codes
of practice.
(1a) It is a condition
of every licence (other than a short term licence) that, if there is a change
in the name of the licensed premises, the licensee must, within 14 days,
give the Commissioner written notice of the change in the form determined by
the Commissioner.
(1b) It is a condition
of every licence that the licensee must not use a name for licensed premises
if the Commissioner has issued a notice in writing to the licensee within
28 days of receiving notice of the name, or a change of name, of the
licensed premises, prohibiting the licensee from using that name for the
licensed premises.
(1c) It is a condition
of every licence that the licensee must, within 14 days of any change of
the name, address or contact details of the licensee, give the Commissioner
notice of the details of the change in a form determined by the Commissioner.
(2) It is a condition
of a licence authorising the sale of liquor for consumption off the
licensed premises that liquor sold under that authorisation—
(a) must
be delivered to the purchaser in sealed containers or containers of a kind
approved by the licensing authority; and
(b) if
the liquor is not delivered personally to the purchaser at the
licensed premises—must, except in the case of a packaged liquor sales
licence that authorises the licensee to sell liquor only through direct sales
transactions, an interstate direct sales licence or where the licensing
authority gives an authorisation to the contrary, be despatched to the
purchaser from the licensed premises; and
(c) must
not be consumed on the licensed premises unless the licence also authorises
the sale of liquor for consumption on the licensed premises and the liquor
could have been lawfully sold and consumed on the licensed premises under that
authorisation.