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Is it against the law to go into a pub if not drinkin when you have been barred?
(in the US) If you have been "barred" it means that you have been barred from the entire premises regardlss of whatever it is that you want to do there.
Can you be barred from a pub without knowing?
If you're not certain, call them and ask, or the minute you walk in you'll find out. Just because it is called a 'public' house doesn't mean that it is not also private property from which you can be barred.
What is the only card game that can be legally played for money in an English pub?
Cribbage
What can you do legally at 16 in Dubai?
Basically nothing! You can't drive (18), work legally (18) or go to a pub or night club (21)....
What age can you legally drink alcohol at your home in Ireland?
At home: 16 At a pub and night clubs: 18
Can a 16 year old handle deliveries of alcohol?
Yes... The Licensing Act now states that at the age of 14 you can legally do any kitchen work in a bar/pub and with supervision of the manager/ landlord of the pub you can legally serve alcohol. And If a family member owns the bar you can legally work their with another bartender
Where can you watch premier league matches for free legally?
the internet , live streaming , a pub , a mates house sky sports , a football stadium
How do you say Pub in French?
Pub (pub) or bistrot (bistro).
What are the statutory rights as well as the pub owners obligations if a person slips on beer spilt on the floor in the pub as a result of being depressed before going to the pub due to dissappoint?
If anyone should slip on beer spilt on the floor of a pub/bar and injure themselves they have the right to sue the pub/bar owner. All businesses should carry adequate liability insurance.
What is the drinking age in Scotland?
5 if you are being supervised 18 if you are going to a pub or club
Do you have a right to request a reason for being barred from a pub?
You can always request a reason by letter, but you cannot force an answer usually unless you file a lawsuit (perhaps over a discrimination law) and follow proceedures. The property owner generally has a right to ask anybody to leave the property and to stay off the property. That is why you cannot stay there and ask after you have been asked to leave.Added: The above answer is essentially correct. Don't forget - a pub is PRIVATE PROPERTY. They offer their premises for the public's use, but they do retain control over who may enter and who may not.
Can a 17 year old girl who is a director with parents in pub business legally sell alcohol?
No you have to be 21. If you do it is possible your parents could loose their license to sell alcohol.
