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Page 882
... were specifically granted for twelve months “and no longer,” and were liable to
be refused renewal at any annual licensing meeting. Consequently, the purchase
of licensed premises at a price which assumed that the licence would continue ...
... were specifically granted for twelve months “and no longer,” and were liable to
be refused renewal at any annual licensing meeting. Consequently, the purchase
of licensed premises at a price which assumed that the licence would continue ...
Page 888
... as suggested, might be multiplied by the number of years of the time limit which
remained unexpired when the renewal of the licence was refused, and that would
give the compensation value, apart from the depreciation of fixtures.
... as suggested, might be multiplied by the number of years of the time limit which
remained unexpired when the renewal of the licence was refused, and that would
give the compensation value, apart from the depreciation of fixtures.
Page 1057
The argument that a licence is for one year only is insisted on to support a theory
that the discretion to refuse possessed by the justices could have been used at
the end of any ... The grounds of refusal must have relation to the licence refused.
The argument that a licence is for one year only is insisted on to support a theory
that the discretion to refuse possessed by the justices could have been used at
the end of any ... The grounds of refusal must have relation to the licence refused.
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