(13) The holder of an off-licence or his servant shall not permit the
consumption of liquor on the premises. Where a person is found consuming
liquor on the premise it shall be presumed, unless proved otherwise by the
licensee, that the liquor was sold by him or his servant to be consumed on the
premises; and a person who is found on such licensed premises with a container
including a bottle or can which has been opened shall be presumed to be
consuming liquor.
15.
(1) Without prejudice to any other right to refuse admission to or expel a
person from the premises specified in the licence, the holder of a licence, his
servant or agent shall refuse to admit, and expel from the premises any person(a) who is drunk, quarrelsome or disorderly;
(b) whose presence on the premises would subject the holder of
the licence, his servant or agent to a penalty under the
Regulations or any other written law;
(c) who is prohibited by a notice under sub- regulation (3) from
entering the premises.
(2) A Police Officer may, on the demand of the holder of a licence, his
servant or agent, expel or help to expel from the premises any person whom the
holder of a licence, his servant or agent has refused admission to, or expelled
from, the premises.
(3) The Commissioner of Police may issue a notice to a person who, in
his opinion, has on a premises in respect of which there is a licence to sell liquor(a) caused annoyance to any person;
(b) caused a nuisance;
(c) conducted himself in an indecent or disorderly manner or in a
manner likely to cause a breach of the peace;
(d) publicly done an indecent act;
(e) used indecent or obscene language; or
(f) solicited for immoral purposes,
prohibiting that person for a specified period not exceeding 12 months
from entering the premises specified in the notice.
(4) A notice under subregulation (3) shall be delivered personally to the
person to whom it has been issued, and a copy of the notice shall be sent to the
holder of the licence relating to the premises specified in the notice.
(5) A person to whom a notice is delivered under subregulation (4) shall
comply with the notice.
(6) Where a licence holder or his agent or servant suspects that a person