Presumption of sale of liquor
163 Presumption of sale of liquor
Where liquor is supplied to a person who —
has paid for admission to the premises where the liquor is supplied or for seating in the premises; or
has made, or been asked to make, a donation of money, by a collection or otherwise; or
is present in an unlicensed restaurant,
the liquor is, in the absence of proof to the contrary, taken to have been sold to the person to whom it was so supplied.
A person who, being a dealer in goods other than liquor, gives away or delivers any liquor to a customer for other goods, or under pretence of a person being a customer for other goods, or under any pretence whatever, is taken to have sold the liquor given away or delivered.
[Section 163 amended: No. 20 of 2025 s. 67.]
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