The appellant appealed a decision of the Liquor License Board finding violations of the Liquor License Act for permitting drunkenness and allowing alcohol to be removed from the premises, as well as the resulting 10-day license suspension and added conditions.
The appellant argued denial of natural justice due to delayed disclosure, improper limits on cross-examination, and the Board's treatment of an inspector's evidence.
The Divisional Court dismissed the appeal, finding no denial of natural justice as the appellant had immediate notice of the infractions, and holding that the Board properly assessed the inspector's observational evidence.
The global sanction was also upheld.
