Liquor Licensing requires specialist expertise.
Here at Yardy Legal we have an intricate knowledge of the Liquor Act 2007, the Registered Clubs Act 1976, the Gaming Machines Act 2001 as well as the many different regulations relating to the above.
Yardy Legal has a great deal of experience in the following types of applications, having acted for a wide range of organisations across Sydney and regional New South Wales.
Restaurants and Catering Businesses
- New/Conditional Licenses (Including General Bar Licence)
- Primary Service Authorisations
- Redefinition of Licensed Area
- Extended Trading Authorisations
- Change Business Type (Include Catering or Entertainment)
- Revocation of Conditions
Registered Clubs
- Applications for increase in membership
- Redefinition of club premises
- Function Authorities
- Applications for grant of a new certificate for a registered club
- Amalgamations between registered clubs
- Change of secretary
Hotels
- New/conditional grants
- Removal of hotel licences
- Redefinition of licensed areas
- Authorised areas
- Gaming room requirements
- Function Authorities
- Provisional Transfers and Owner in Possession Applications
- Variation of trading hours
- Revocation/variation of conditions
- Objections to grant
- Gaming machine shutdown periods
- Dispense with requirement to provide accommodation
- Change of name
- Temporary premises
- Gaming Social Impact Assessments (SIAs Class 1 and 2)
- Liquor Social Impact Assessments (SIAs Class A and B)
Retail Licences
- Applications for new/conditional grants
- Objections to grant
- Removals of retail licences
- Temporary premises
- Variation of trading hours
- Redefine licensed area
- Liquor Social Impact Assessments (SIAs Class A and B)
Other licences and proceedings
In addition to the above, we have made various other liquor licensing applications for nightclubs, vignerons, motels, vessels, theatres, applications for Governors’ licences, as well as applications under section 74A and section 18(4) (g) of the Liquor Act 1982.
We have also advised clients on, and appeared in, complaint and disciplinary matters instituted by the NSW Police Licensing Prosecutors and by the Director of Liquor and Gaming (an office of the NSW Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing), and in Section 104 noise complaint proceedings before the Liquor Administration Board.
For further information relating to Liquor and Gaming Laws contact Yardy Legal.
