Common use of CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL Clause in Contracts

CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL. Only alcohol which has been purchased from the Hall Bar may be consumed at the Hall. Express permission must be obtained from the WVHA in advance of your hire should you wish to provide or consume alcohol that has not been purchased from the Hall Bar (wine or prosecco only). WVHA reserves the right to charge an appropriate corkage fee to compensate it for the loss of revenue should hirers choose to supply their own alcohol. Any alcohol supplied by hirers must be delivered to the Hall prior to the event so that the appropriate corkage fee can be calculated in advance. Corkage fees must be paid to WHVA at or before the time of the event. You must ensure that in order to avoid disturbing neighbours of the hall and avoid violent or criminal behaviour: (i) no one attending the event consumes excessive amounts of alcohol; and (ii) no illegal drugs are brought into the Hall. Drunk and disorderly behaviour is not permitted either at the Hall or in its immediate vicinity. We will ask any person suspected of being drunk, under the influence of drugs or who is behaving in a violent or disorderly way to leave the Hall in accordance with the Licensing Act 2003.

CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL. Only alcohol which has been purchased from the Hall Bar may be consumed at the Hall. Express permission must be obtained from the WVHA in advance of your hire should you wish to provide or consume alcohol that has not been purchased from the Hall Bar (wine or prosecco only). WVHA reserves the right to charge an appropriate corkage fee to compensate it for the loss of revenue should hirers choose to supply their own alcohol. Any alcohol supplied by hirers must be delivered to the Hall prior to the event so that the appropriate corkage fee can be calculated in advance. Corkage fees must be paid to WHVA at or before the time of the event. You must ensure that in order to avoid disturbing neighbours of the hall and avoid violent or criminal behaviour: (i) no one attending the event consumes excessive amounts of alcohol; and (ii) no illegal drugs are brought into the Hall. Drunk and disorderly behaviour is not permitted either at the Hall or in its immediate vicinity. We will ask any person suspected of being drunk, under the influence of drugs or who is behaving in a violent or disorderly way to leave the Hall in accordance with the Licensing Act 2003Xxx 0000.