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RESTRICTED PREMISES ACT 1943 - SECT 3
Declaration by Supreme Court or District Court in relation to premises
3 Declaration by Supreme Court or District Court in relation to premises
(1) On a senior police officer showing reasonable grounds for suspecting that
all or any of the following conditions obtain with respect to any premises,
that is to say-- (a) that drunkenness or disorderly or indecent conduct or any
entertainment of a demoralising character takes place on the premises, or has
taken place and is likely to take place again on the premises, or
(b) that
liquor or a drug is unlawfully sold or supplied on or from the premises or has
been so sold or supplied on or from the premises and is likely to be so sold
again on or from the premises, or
(c) that reputed criminals or associates of
reputed criminals are to be found on or resort to the premises or have
resorted and are likely to resort again to the premises, or
(d) that any of
the persons having control of or managing or taking part or assisting in the
control or management of the premises-- (i) is a reputed criminal or an
associate of reputed criminals, or
(ii) has been concerned in the control or
management of other premises which have been the subject of a declaration
under this Part, or
(iii) is or has been concerned in the control or
management of premises which are or have been frequented by persons of
notoriously bad character or of premises on or from which liquor or a drug is
or has been unlawfully sold or supplied,
the Supreme Court or the District
Court may declare such premises to be premises to which this Part applies.
(2) Such declaration shall be in force until rescinded.
(3) The appropriate
Court may, in declaring premises to be premises to which this Part applies,
state that the reason (or the predominant reason) for the declaration is
that-- (a) reputed criminals have attended or are likely to attend the
premises, or
(b) a reputed criminal has, or takes part or assists in, the
control or management of the premises.
Any such declaration is a
"reputed criminal declaration" for the purposes of this Act.
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