Condition No.2 makes a distinction between the restaurant and a roof gardens or lawns or swimming pools. As far as swimming pools, lawns and roof gardens of a hotel are concerned, the licensee is not entitled to sell liquor and can only serve liquor there. On the other hand, as far as the restaurant is concerned, licensee is entitled to sell as well as serve liquor inside the restaurant, though such sale could only be to the residents of the hotel. So also serving liquor along with the meals, by the side of swimming pools, lawns and roof gardens could only be to the inmates of the hotel. Therefore when condition No.2 makes a distinction with reference to the restaurant and roof gardens, whereunder sale is permitted inside the restaurant but not permitted inside the roof gardens or lawns, it is clear that contention that sale is permitted only inside the bar room cannot be accepted. If that be the case, it cannot be said that putting up a counter in the restaurant or outside the bar room and within the licensed bar premises, would be violation of Condition No.2 as
