Place or premises means the real estate, together with any buildings or other improvements thereon,
Place or premises means the real estate, together with any buildings or other improvements thereon, designated in the application for a license as the place at which the manufacture, bottling, distribution, use or sale of alcoholic beverages shall be performed, except that portion of any such building or other improvement actually and exclusively used as a private residence.
Place or premises means every residential premises and commercial premises, including any structure, apparatus, or portion thereof occupied or operated by any person and situated on an integral parcel of land undivided by a public street, highway, or railway.
Examples of Place or premises in a sentence
Place or premises shall mean the land and its appurtenances, structures and fixtures thereon, as such land is described or contained in a deed or instrument of conveyance and recorded in the official records of Broward County.
Place or premises shall mean any dwelling house, dwelling unit, multiple dwelling, building, trailer, mobile home park, and every other place or premises where any person resides within the City.
More Definitions of Place or premises
Place or premises means the real estate, together with any buildings or other improvements thereon, 637 designated in the application for a license as the place at which the cultivation, manufacture, sale, or 638 testing of retail marijuana or retail marijuana products shall be performed, except that portion of any 639 such building or other improvement actually and exclusively used as a private residence.
Place or premises means the real estate, together with any buildings or other improvements thereon, designated in the application for a license as the place at which the manufacture, bottling, distribution,