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Your TV Licence

This document is a TV license for MRS C CRAWFORD that allows the use of a television receiver at 89 THE HURSTWAY, BIRMINGHAM, B23 5XG. The license is valid until 31/12/2010 and allows the use of color television equipment. It outlines what the license covers, including use at the licensed premises and in vehicles/boats by the license holder and others. It also lists some conditions of the license such as paying the license fee and potential inspections of equipment.

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Your TV Licence

This document is a TV license for MRS C CRAWFORD that allows the use of a television receiver at 89 THE HURSTWAY, BIRMINGHAM, B23 5XG. The license is valid until 31/12/2010 and allows the use of color television equipment. It outlines what the license covers, including use at the licensed premises and in vehicles/boats by the license holder and others. It also lists some conditions of the license such as paying the license fee and potential inspections of equipment.

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Your TV Licence

     
      
TV Licence number
MRS C CRAWFORD
3114938158
TV Licence Fee
89 THE HURSTWAY
BIRMINGHAM 142.50
Valid Until
B23 5XG 31/12/2010
TV Licence type
Colour

Your TV Licence allows television receivers to be installed


and used at the premises specified and at the other places Receive TV Licence
detailed, subject to the terms and conditions stated. By Post
 

This licence is issued by TV Licensing on behalf of the Licensing Authority


under The Communications Act 2003.

Terms and conditions of the TV Licence

Definitions What does your licence not cover?


You means the person named on the licence. TV
equipment means television receiving equipment. • Parts of your premises exclusively occupied by others,
What is a TV Licence needed for? such as tenants, lodgers or paying guests.

• To use any TV equipment such as a TV set, digital • Self contained units on the premises.
box, video or DVD recorder, computer or mobile phone to
watch or record TV programmes as they are being shown
• Any parts of your premises occupied by others by
on television.
contractual or other arrangement (except parts of a private
dwelling).
What does your licence allow?
The licence allows installation and use of TV equipment:
• A black and white licence is not valid for the installation or
use of colour TV equipment except where a digital box is
• at the licensed premises by anyone.
installed or used with a black and white television set, as
long as the digital box is not designed to record television
• in a vehicle, boat or caravan by: programmes.

o You and anyone who normally lives with Conditions of your licence
You at the licensed place (so long as TV
equipment is not being used in a non-touring • The licence fee must be paid.
caravan and at the licensed place at the same
time).
• A licence may be cancelled or revoked or its conditions
modified by a notice sent to You or by a general notice
o anyone, who normally works at the licensed which will be published on the BBC's website and, if deemed
place (so long as the vehicle, boat or caravan appropriate by the BBC, in other national communications.
is being used for a business purpose).

Use of TV equipment powered by internal batteries


• Our officers may visit the licensed place to verify our
records and inspect the TV equipment at any time, but you
anywhere:
do not have to let them into your home.
• by You and anyone who normally lives with You at the • You must not cause undue interference to any other radio
licensed place
or television reception with your TV equipment.

• Your licence is issued on behalf of the Licensing Authority


under powers in The Communications Act 2003.
 

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