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Lamond v Barnett and Others - [1964] NZLR 195

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High Court Wellington
25, 26, 27 September; 18 October 1963
Barrowclough C.J.
Certiorari — Evidence received after hearing from one party to proceeding without notice to other party — Such evidence contradicting evidence given during hearing by such other party — Both pieces of evidence shown to be incorrect — Whether any real injustice — Whether writ of certiorari to be issued.
Licensing — Licences — Restaurant licence — Application made before coming into force of Sale of Liquor Act 1962 and continued under that Act — Applicant qualified under Licensing Amendment Act 1960 but not qualified under Sale of Liquor Act to hold such licence — Whether licence may be granted to applicant — What grounds of objection to grant of restaurant licence available — Whether such a licence may be granted in respect of premises forming part of motel — Whether applicant must have an interest in premises in respect of which licence applied for — Licensing Act 1908, ss. 91, 92 — Licensing Amendment Act 1960, s. 32 — Sale of Liquor Act 1962, ss. 107, 112, 319.

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