Premises Licences - Notification of Interest

In order to have a property interest in premises, you must satisfy one of the following conditions:

• Have a legal interest in the premises as a freeholder or leaseholder
• Are a legal mortgagee in respect of that premises
• Are in occupation of the premises
• Have a prescribed interest in the premises
  

Checklist

1. Complete the application form
2. Pay the fee

You can apply online

£21.00

Once a notification has been received and we determine it to be acceptable, we will acknowledge it’s receipt.

When submitted the notice lasts for a period of 12 months beginning on the day it is received by the council.

https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-a-licence/premises-licence/doncaster/change-4

The notice will have effect for 12 months but a new notice can be given every year. While the notice has effect, if any change relating to the premises concerned has been made to the licensing register (which the licensing authority has a duty to keep under section 8 of the 2003 Act), the licensing authority must notify the person who registered an interest of the matter to which the change relates. The person will also be notified of their right under section 8 to request a copy of the information contained in any entry in the register. In cases relating to interim authority notices (see above), it is important that such communications are dealt with promptly.