R v Stafford Crown Court, ex parte the Chief Constable of Staffordshire

Source:	All England Reporter
Publisher Citation:	[1997] All ER (D) 104
Court:	Queen's Bench Division, Crown Office List
Judge:	Laws J
Representation	James Quirke (instructed by Clive Alcock, Solicitor to the Staffordshire Police, Stafford) for the applicant.
	John Saunders QC and Richard Moat (instructed by Jeffrey Green Russell) for the respondent.
Judgment Dates:	3 December 1997

Licensing - Special hours certificate - Public house - Whether possible in law for two or more special hours certificates to co-exist - s 76.

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