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Liquor licence condition prohibiting minors after 9:30 p.m. removed due to change in ownership and business model.
The applicant, a new owner of a licensed establishment, applied to remove a condition on its liquor licence that prohibited minors after 9:30 p.m.
The condition had been imposed on the previous owner due to a disciplinary matter.
The Tribunal found that a change in circumstances had occurred, as the applicant was not connected to the previous owner and operated a family dining establishment rather than a nightclub.
With the consent of the Registrar, the Tribunal ordered the condition removed.
Liquor licence condition prohibiting minors after 9:30 p.m. removed on consent following change in ownership.
The applicant, a new owner of a licensed establishment, applied under s. 14(2) of the Liquor Licence Act to remove a condition on its liquor licence that prohibited minors after 9:30 p.m.
The condition had been imposed on the previous owner as part of a disciplinary matter.
The applicant argued that there was a change in circumstances because it was not connected to the previous owner and operated a family dining establishment rather than a nightclub.
The respondent consented to the removal of the condition.
The Tribunal found a change in circumstances and ordered the condition removed.
