How can an applicant either vary an existing licence, or apply for a new licence which is to be effective before the end of the transition period?
The applicant must apply to either the Magistrates’ Court (with regard to liquor licences) or to their local authority (with regard to public entertainment licences), as these licensing systems continue to run in parallel with the provisions of the Licensing Act 2003, until the ‘2nd appointed day’.
The applicant must apply to either the Magistrates’ Court (with regard to liquor licences) or to their local authority (with regard to public entertainment licences), as these licensing systems continue to run in parallel with the Transitional provisions of the Licensing Act 2003, until the ‘2nd appointed day’ Up to the questions •
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