APPENDICES.

I. FORMS (SUPPLIED BY THE AUTHOR).

II. FORMS (OFFICIAL).

III.

STATUTES.

IV. TABLE OF OFFENCES.

V. SPECIAL FORMS OF COVENANTS, &C., REFERRING TO THE LICENSING ACTS, AND A LIST OF THE MORE IMPORTANT PRECEDENTS IN CONVEYANCING APPLICABLE TO INNKEEPERS.

APPENDIX I.

FORMS SUPPLIED BY THE AUTHOR.

1.-APPOINTMENT OF VALUER TO ASCERTAIN "ANNUAL VALUE" OF PREMISES, AND NOTICE TO VALUER INFORMING HIM

THEREOF.

LICENSING ACTS 1828 AND 1872.

Division [or Borough] of

in the County of

We, the Licensing Justices, acting in and for the above-named division, do hereby in pursuance of the authority given to us by the forty-seventh section of the Licensing Act 1872, appoint A.B. of for the purpose of ascertaining the " annual value" of all premises in respect of which application has been made for the grant of a licence or licences under the above Acts or either of them.

And we direct that the costs of such valuations shall be paid by the respective applicants.

Given under our hands this

day of

187 • [Signatures of Justices.]

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT TO BE GIVEN TO VALUER APPOINTED.

LICENSING ACTS 1828 AND 1872.

Division [or Borough] of

in the County of

To Mr. A.B. of

on the

I beg to inform you that at a meeting of the Licensing Justices acting in and for the above-named division holden at day of 187 , you were appointed by such justices to ascertain the "annual value" of all premises in respect of which applications have been made for the grant of a licence or licences under the above Acts or either of them, for the purposes of the Licensing Act, 1872, which "annual value" shall be "the annual rent which a tenant might be reasonably expected, taking one year with another, to pay for the same if he undertook to pay all tenants' rates and taxes, and tithe commutation rent-charge (if any), and if the landlord undertook to bear the cost of the repairs and insurance and other expenses (if any) necessary to maintain the premises

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in a state to command the said rent, and if no licence were granted in respect thereof; but no land shall be included in such premises other than any pleasure grounds, or flower or kitchen garden, yard or curtilage, usually held and occupied, and used by the persons residing in and frequenting the house."

Take notice that at a Petty Sessions held in and for the above-named division [or borough] C.D. of who is the holder of a licence for [describe licence] in respect of premises situate at [describe premises], was convicted of an offence against the above-named Act, the repetition of which will render the premises of which you are registered as owner liable to be disqualified for receiving a licence for the sale of intoxicating liquors. And the said justices directed that such conviction should [or not] be recorded upon the licence of the said C.D.

E. F.

Clerk to the Licensing Justices.

III.-ORDER OF DISQUALIFICATION.

Division [or Borough] of

in the County of

Whereas A.B., late of was this day duly convicted to wit. before us, the undersigned, being two of Her Majesty's justices of the peace for the county of acting in and for the above division [or borough] for [describe offence].

And whereas the said A.B. is the holder of a licence for the sale of [describe licence] at premises situate [describe premises], and there have been already recorded on such licence two convictions for offences committed by him against the Licensing Act of We do hereby de

clare such licence to be forfeited, and the said A.B. to be disqualified for a term of five years from the date hereof for holding any licence for the sale of intoxicating liquor.

And we do further declare that the above named premises in respect of which such licence was held shall [or shall not] be disqualified [from receiving any licence for a term of two years from this date] in consequence of such third conviction.

Given under our hands and seals, this

day of

187 [Justices' signatures and seals.] In case of convictions of persons licensed after the 10th August, 1872, the following forms may be used as occasion may require :

And being satisfied that four convictions have been recorded against.

the said premises within the last five years, We do also declare that such premises be disqualified for a period of one year from the date hereof,

or,

And being satisfied that the licences of two persons licensed in respect of such premises have been forfeited within a period of two years, We do hereby declare that such premises be disqualified for a period of one year from the date of the last forfeiture.

IV. NOTICE TO OWNER OF DISQUALIFICATION.

(See Form 45, post.) LICENSING ACT, 1872.

Division [or Borough] of

To Mr. A.B., of

Take notice, that at a petty sessions held for the above named division, the justices there assembled made the order of disqualification hereto annexed, and that a petty sessions of such justices will be held at next, at which you may appear and appeal against such order of disqualification subject to the restrictions contained in the fifty-sixth section of the above Act.

,

on the

day of

C.D.,

Clerk to the Licensing Justices.

A copy of the order of disqualification should accompany this notice. See Form III.

V. PRECEPT TO CLERK TO LICENSING JUSTICES FIXING THE TIME FOR THE GENERAL ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING.

To the (a) Clerk to the Licensing Justices of the [or Borough] to the County of

to wit.

Division

We, the undersigned, being a majority of the just for the

the peace county of division of the county [or Borough] of sessions held this day of next, at

acting and

present at a petty hereby appointed the day of o'clock in the forenoon as the time and as the place for holding a special session called the General Annual Licensing Meeting for the division [or borough] aforesaid for the purpose of granting and renewing licences and certificates for the following purposes :

For the retail sale of intoxicating liquors under the Licensing Act, 1828, and any other Act or Acts amending the same.

(a) As to the City of London and the Metropolitan Police District, see 32 & 33 Vict. c. 47 s. 3.