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AI summary
The judgment concerns an application for judicial review about the Gauteng Provincial Liquor Board's failure to determine a restaurant liquor licence application. The Court recorded that the Board had required local authority approval, and held that this requirement was not prescribed for a restaurant liquor licence under the Gauteng Liquor Act. The Court ordered that the failure to decide be reviewed and set aside, and directed the Board to determine the application without requiring that approval within 15 court days.
This may be relevant to liquor licensing matters involving restaurant applications and the documents the Gauteng Provincial Liquor Board says must accompany them.
Evidence from source
A restaurant liquor licence is not among them.
Supports: plain_summary sentence 2