[2024] UKUT 325 (AAC)

The Appellant lodged an appeal, against the decision of the DfI, with the Upper Tribunal on form UT12NI, which was signed and dated 28 May 2024. The Appellant cited the following grounds of appeal [spelling corrected]:

“In response to the 1st point, we are prepared to carry out some ground works to have hard standing from our designated parking spaces to the gateway, but as this is a rented property, we would not be doing those groundworks on the basis of the costs involved if the premises was still deemed unsuitable or if the extension to the licence was refused on other grounds.

In response to the 2^nd point, while no formal agreement is in place at the moment, we do have a verbal agreement that if our application is successful, we will be given a formal agreement for the use of the premises. Again, in order to have a formal agreement at present would mean paying rent on a premises that a. we are not using yet and b. might not be deemed suitable for the licence.”