The dangers of using a mobile phone while driving are well-documented. It’s a major cause of road accidents, resulting in serious injuries and fatalities. In recognition of this, the law in Northern Ireland has taken a strong stance against this dangerous practice. What is Illegal? It’s illegal to use a hand-held mobile phone or similar […]
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Receiving a traffic violation can be stressful, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by misinformation. At McPartland & Sons, we understand the confusion surrounding traffic offences and want to clear up some common misconceptions. Here’s what you need to know: Myth 1: I can ignore a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) Fact: Ignoring an FPN is
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Discover the ins and outs of alcohol licensing laws in Northern Ireland with our comprehensive guide tailored for business owners.
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From understanding the alcohol licensing application process to navigating renewals, McPartland & Sons Solicitors offer expert guidance for the hospitality industry.
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A bookmaker is a person who, during the business, takes bets, sets odds, and undertakes to pay out on winning bets. All bookmakers must hold a Bookmaker’s Licence. Additional requirements: On-Course: If your business is conducted on-course e.g., track racing Off-Course: If your business is conducted from a bookmaking office. You will also need a bookmaking
If you are the owner of a bar, restaurant, hotel, bookmaker, or club you need to understand the complex legislation surrounding licensing in Northern Ireland. McPartland & Sons have put together a quick guide to ensure you are operating within the law. What Is An Entertainment Licence? You need a valid entertainment licence if you
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You must do several things before you drive a car or ride a motorcycle in Northern Ireland. These include registering, insuring, and taxing your vehicle, getting an MOT, and having an up-to-date driver’s licence. This is your legal obligation. The driver’s licence in Northern Ireland is made up of two parts, a plastic photocard and,
If it’s your first time in the market, or you are branching out into a new industry, find out the information you need on licensing applications in Northern Ireland with McPartland Solicitors.
Gambling has been around for many a year, and it is increasing in popularity, particularly with younger generations on online websites and apps. Due to the addictive nature of gambling and the monetary involvement, there is legislation in place to help protect vulnerable consumers amongst other reasons, which is why gambling is a regulated activity.
At the moment, things are slightly different in terms of licensing laws due to the placing and lifting of Covid-19 restrictions, but one premise of selling alcohol remains the same. This premise is that selling alcohol is only permitted from a licensed business, which we often refer to as licensed premises.
