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Liquor licence approved for new nightclub despite community opposition and principal's past conduct in New York.
The applicant applied for a liquor licence for a proposed nightclub in the entertainment district.
The Registrar and local residents objected, arguing that the area was already saturated with nightclubs and that the principal's past conduct, which included a tax conviction and drug trafficking allegations in New York, demonstrated a lack of integrity.
The Board found that the objectors failed to prove that granting the licence was contrary to the public interest, noting the unique nature of the proposed facility and the lack of engagement by the residents' association.
The Board also found that the principal had demonstrated a commitment to operating the business in accordance with the law.
The application was approved subject to conditions.
No co-appearing lawyers found.
No judges found.