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Turfmarkt coffee bar operator loses court case

Turfmarkt coffee bar operator loses court case

The operator of the coffee bar 'The Coffee Spot' on Turfmarkt in Haarlem was denied a catering license by an administrative judge. The court rejected the request because the owner had previously failed to file a timely objection against the municipality's initial denial.

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