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Att. Gen. v Chambers

[1966] JLR JLR660607Jersey Law Reports1966

“Intoxicating Liquor-minors-allowing presence on licensed premises of person under 18-not offence of strict liability-"knowingly" to be read into Licensing (Jersey) Law 1950, art.”

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