Objections to Liquor Licence Applications

DESCRIPTION:

You can object to an application for a liquor licence.On the first Friday of the month, all notices of intention to apply for a liquor licence are published in the Government Gazette. The notice in the Government Gazette is the only notice of the application given to the public.

INSTRUCTIONS:

You can lodge an objection to an application with the Magistrate in the district that the premises are located in within 28 court days.

Your objection should include:

your full names and physical address
the name and address of premises being objected against
reasons for the objection, with evidence to support this where possible.

If you want to use a petition to object to a liquor licence application, you must ensure that the drafter's full contact details are provided.

PROVIDED BY:

GOVERNMENT BODY:	Liquor Licencing Administration (Department of Economic Development and Tourism, Provincial Government of the Western Cape) Western Cape Liquor Board

GOVERNMENT BODY:

Liquor Licencing Administration (Department of Economic Development and Tourism, Provincial Government of the Western Cape)
Western Cape Liquor Board

The content on this page was last updated on 25 March 2004

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