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LIQUOR LICENSING ACT, 1970 (ACT 331)

Section 5. Licence to sell spirits
(1) Subject to subsection (2), a person shall not sell spirits on any premises or in the open, except under and in accordance with
(a) a wholesale licence to sell spirits in quantities of not less than two gallons at a time, not to be consumed on the premises, to a person who holds a spirit licence, or
(b) a store licence to sell spirits for consumption on or off the premises, or
(c) a hotel licence to sell spirits within a hotel, or
(d) a restaurant licence to sell spirits to be consumed with a meal in a restaurant, or
(e) an occasional licence to sell spirits on a special occasion at a specified place, or
(f) a bar licence to sell spirits for consumption on the premises.

(2) Spirits manufactured by the holder of a distillers licence may be sold by the holder
(a) wholesale, on the premises on which they were manufactured or in a store remote from those premises, and
(b) retail, in that store, subject to the conditions that the Commissioner of the Customs, Excise and Preventive Service may impose.

(3) The fees payable for a licence under subsection (1) are those set out in the Second Schedule.

Subject : Licence (distilleries)  

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