Falsely indicating that premises are licensed or that person is authorised to sell or supply liquor
110 Falsely indicating that premises are licensed or that person is authorised to sell or supply liquor
A person must not, by means of a notice, sign or otherwise, indicate—
that liquor is available for sale or supply on or from premises if the premises are not licensed premises, or
that premises are licensed premises under a particular kind of licence if the premises are not such licensed premises, or
that a person is authorised to sell or supply liquor if the person is not so authorised.
Maximum penalty—50 penalty units.
Nothing in this section prevents a person from using the term “hotel” to describe unlicensed premises on which tourist or visitor accommodation is provided on a commercial basis or from using that term as part of the name of any such unlicensed premises.
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