Alehouse Act 1828
Act consolidating alcohol licensing law in England and Wales.
The Alehouse Act 1828 was a UK law that brought together existing rules for alcohol licensing in England and Wales. It set up yearly licensing meetings in every city, town, county, and riding to grant permits for selling alcoholic drinks to be consumed on site.
Quick Facts
- Parliament
- Parliament of the United Kingdom
- Citation
- 9 Geo. 4. c. 61
- Territorial extent
- England and Wales
- Royal assent
- 15 July 1828
- Commencement
- 10 October 1828
- Repeal date
- 1 January 1911
- Amends
- See, Repealed enactments
- Amendments
- Licensing Act 1872
- Statute Law Revision Act 1890
- Public Authorities Protection Act 1893
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