Understanding Off-Licences: What You Need to Know
Off-licence refers to a license or permit that allows the holder to engage in a specific activity or sell a particular product, but only outside of regular business hours or on certain days. For example, an off-licence might be required for a restaurant to serve alcohol after a certain time, or for a store to sell lottery tickets on Sundays. The term is often used in the context of alcohol sales, as many jurisdictions have laws that prohibit the sale of alcohol on Sundays or after a certain time at night.
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