Can I operate a business without a liquor license and charge an entrance fee or include the price of the liquor in the food bill.
No. The definition of “sell” includes, but is not limited to the following: exchange or keep, offer, display deliver, supply or dispose of for sale, or authorize, direct or allow a sale.
Section 134 of the Gauteng Liquor Act 2 of 2003; Proof of sale of liquor- Evidence in any criminal proceedings that any person who is not licensed-
(a) had or near
his or her premises any signboard or notice purporting that he or she holds a
license;
(b) was in
occupation or control of premises fitted out with a bar or similar place
containing bottles, casks or other receptacles so displayed as to induce a
reasonable suspicion that liquor was sold thereon;
(c) had on his
or her premises more liquor than reasonably required for his or her personal
use and for the use of any person residing thereon: or
(d) bought or
procured or had in his or her possession or custody or under his or her control
more liquor than was reasonably for consumption by himself or herself, his or
her family or his or her bona fide employees or guests, shall be prima facie
proof of sale of liquor by the first mentioned person.
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