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When can a server legally refuse service to a customer?

A server can and must legally refuse service to a customer if they appear intoxicated, are underage, or display aggressive/disruptive behaviour. Refusing servic

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Question: When can a server legally refuse service to a customer?

Answer options:

  • Only if the customer becomes violent.
  • Only if the customer is under 19 years old. ✅ If the customer appears intoxicated, is underage, or displays aggressive behaviour.
  • Never, as it could be considered discrimination.

Correct answer: If the customer appears intoxicated, is underage, or displays aggressive behaviour.

Explanation: A server can and must legally refuse service to a customer if they appear intoxicated, are underage, or display aggressive/disruptive behaviour. Refusing service in these situations is part of a server's legal obligation under the LLCA to ensure public safety and responsible service, not discrimination.

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