We have a Premises Licence authorising regulated entertainment only. You hereby acknowledge receipt of a copy of the conditions of the Premises Licence and/or Operating Schedule for the premises, in accordance with which the hiring must be undertaken, and agree to apply with all obligations therein.
(i) You agree that if regulated entertainment, not covered by our Premises Licence, is to be held you must obtain our consent to give notice of a Temporary Events Notice (TEN) to the licencing authority (Test Valley Borough Council). We will advise if a TEN is not needed.
(ii) You agree to give us notice of your intention to provide alcohol at the event and to give notice of a TEN to the licensing authority, Test Valley Borough Council. If you fail to comply with (i) or (ii) above, we will cancel the hiring without compensation. This is because there is a limit on the number of TENs that can be granted annually for any premises. Lack of co-operation could affect future fundraising by us and by local voluntary organisations.
We have. (a) had a liquidator, administrative receiver, administrator or receiver appointed over all or some of our assets or business (other than for the purposes of a genuine amalgamation, reorganisation or reconstruction);
(b) entered into an arrangement with our creditors; or
(c) become unable to pay our debts, as described in section 123 of the Insolvency Act 1986. If you end the agreement under clause
We have a Premises Licence authorising entertainment and the sale of alcohol. You hereby acknowledge receipt of a copy of the conditions of the Premises Licence and/or Operating Schedule for the premises, in accordance with which the hiring must be undertaken, and agree to apply with all obligations therein. If we believe that a Temporary Event Notice (TEN) would be in our best interests for this hiring, we can require you to give notice of a TEN. OR
We have. (A) Examined and considered the documents of title and other documents and papers relating to the Property produced to us, which the Company has confirmed to us are all the documents of title and other documents and papers relating to the Property of which the Company has knowledge having taken all reasonable care and enquiry and which are material for the purposes of giving this Certificate; and
(B) Considered the results of the searches and replies to the enquiries referred to in Part I of the Second Schedule which are those which we consider appropriate in the circumstances of the Transaction and having regard to the nature of the Property. The information given in this Certificate arises solely from such examination and consideration and the results of such searches and enquiries and (to the extent that these do not disclose such information) from material provided to us by the Company.
We have. (a) the requisite power and authority to enter into and carry out the Services under this Contract; and
(b) and will have the right and power to grant the licenses and rights granted to you hereunder without the consent of any third party.
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We have a Premises Licence authorising entertainment and the sale of alcohol. You hereby acknowledge receipt of a copy of the conditions of the Premises Licence and/or Operating Schedule for the premises, in accordance with which the hiring must be undertaken, and agree to apply with all obligations therein.
We have a Premises Licence authorising regulated entertainment only. You hereby acknowledge receipt of a copy of the conditions of the Premises Licence and/or Operating Schedule for the premises, in accordance with which the hiring must be undertaken, and agree to apply with all obligations therein. Please confirm which licensable activities will take place at your event: Activities for which the hall is licensed Times for which the activities are licensed Indicate activities to take place at your event (must be completed by the hirer)
a. The performance of plays 10.00am to midnight
b. The exhibition of films 10.00am to midnight
c. Indoor sporting events 10.00am to midnight
d. Boxing or wrestling entertainment 10.00am to midnight
e. The performance of live music 10.00am to midnight
f. The playing of recorded music 10.00am to midnight
g. The performance of dance 10.00am to midnight
h. Entertainments similar to those in a – g 10.00am to midnight
i. Making music 10.00am to midnight
j. Dancing 10.00am to midnight
k. Entertainment similar to those in i – j 10.00am to midnight
l. The provision of hot food/drink after 11pm not licensed
m. The sale of alcohol not licensed
(i) You agree that if regulated entertainment, not covered by our Premises Licence, is to be held you must obtain our consent to give notice of a TEN to the licensing authority. We will advise if a TEN is not needed.
(ii) You agree to give us notice of your intention to provide alcohol at the event and to give notice of a TEN to the licensing authority. If you fail to comply with (i) or (ii) above, we will cancel the hiring without compensation. This is because there is a limit on the number of TENs that can be granted annually for any premises. Lack of co-operation could affect future fundraising by us and by local voluntary organisations.
