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Rule R81-11. Beer Wholesalers.

As in effect on August 1, 2009

Table of Contents

R81-11-1. Application.

An application for a beer wholesaler license shall be included in the agenda of the monthly commission meeting for consideration for issuance of a beer wholesaler license when the requirements of Section 32A-11-102, -103 and - 105 have been met, and a completed application has been received by the department.

R81-11-2. Transfer of License.

The holder of one or more wholesaler licenses may assign and transfer the license to any qualified person in accordance with the provisions of these rules. However, no assignment and transfer may result in both a change of license and change of location.

R81-11-3. Conditions of Transfer.

(1) The holder of the wholesaler license shall first execute a proposed assignment and transfer of the license. The assignee/transferee shall apply to the commission for approval of the assignment and transfer, and shall furnish any information the commission may require.

(2) The assignment and transfer shall not be of any force and effect until the commission has approved it.

(3) The assignee/transferee shall not take possession of the premises, or exercise any of the rights of a license until the commission has approved the assignment and transfer.

(4) No assignment and transfer shall be made within thirty days after the holder of a wholesaler license has been granted a change of location.

(5) No change of location shall be granted within ninety days after assignment and transfer of a wholesaler license.

(6) In approving any assignment and transfer of a wholesaler license, the commission may impose special conditions relating to any future connection of the former licensee or any of his employees with the business of the assignee or transferee.

(a) Prior to the imposition of any special conditions, the commission shall hold a hearing to allow the former licensee or any of his employees to attend and provide information to the commission.

(b) The commission shall provide written notice to all parties involved at least ten days prior to the hearing.

(7) No wholesaler license may be assigned to any person who does not qualify for the license under Sections 32A-11-102, and -103.

R81-11-4. Change of Trade Name.

A change of trade name may coincide with the transfer of the wholesaler license, with the commission's approval. Any licensed wholesaler may adopt a trade name or change the trade name by applying to the commission on forms provided by the department and upon receiving the commission's approval.

R81-11-5. Change in Partners.

If the wholesaler licensee is a partnership, the sale of a partnership interest or any change in partners shall be considered an assignment and transfer of the wholesaler license held by one partnership within the meaning of R81-11-3. However, if the wholesaler licensee is a partnership, and a partner should die dissolving the partnership, that partnership license shall remain in effect on a temporary basis for one month, unless or until the commission directs otherwise.

KEY

alcoholic beverages

Date of Enactment or Last Substantive Amendment

1994

Notice of Continuation

August 24, 2006

Authorizing, Implemented, or Interpreted Law

32A-1-107

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