The licensing authority or licensing committee concerned must not direct that an off-licence should be issued for any premises if (in its opinion)—
the principal business carried on there is—
the sale of automotive fuels; or
the repair and servicing of motor vehicles and the sale of automotive fuels; or
they are a shop of the kind commonly thought of as a dairy; or
they are a shop of the kind commonly thought of as a convenience store; or
they are a conveyance; or
they are situated (wholly or partially) within a shop; or
the public can reach them directly from a shop, or directly from premises where the principal business carried on is a business of a kind described in paragraph (a).
Compare: 1989 No 63 s 36(3)