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3-4-404. Class B permit violations.
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3-4-404. Class B permit violations.
The following acts on the part of the permittee are Class B permit violations:
(1) Pledge, hypothecation, or use of a permit as collateral;
(2) Defacing, destroying, or altering a permit;
(3) Transporting controlled beverages in violation of rules or law;
(4) Manufacturing, selling, offering, dispensing, or giving away, possessing, or transporting controlled beverages upon which tax is not paid;
(5) Failure to maintain proper records by a manufacturer;
(6) Failure by a wholesaler to maintain proper records;
(7) Failure by a wholesaler to register new brands;
(8) Giving samples without authorization;
(9) Sales for anything other than cash or check;
(10) Delivery without an invoice by a wholesaler;
(11) Selling to the insane;
(12) Selling to bootleggers;
(13) Accepting food stamps in payment for controlled beverages;
(14) Unlawful manufacture or sale in a dry area; and
(15) Sale of controlled beverages by vending machine.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 3-4-404
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3-4-404. Class B permit violations.
The following acts on the part of the permittee are Class B permit violations:
(1) Pledge, hypothecation, or use of a permit as collateral;
(2) Defacing, destroying, or altering a permit;
(3) Transporting controlled beverages in violation of rules or law;
(4) Manufacturing, selling, offering, dispensing, or giving away, possessing, or transporting controlled beverages upon which tax is not paid;
(5) Failure to maintain proper records by a manufacturer;
(6) Failure by a wholesaler to maintain proper records;
(7) Failure by a wholesaler to register new brands;
(8) Giving samples without authorization;
(9) Sales for anything other than cash or check;
(10) Delivery without an invoice by a wholesaler;
(11) Selling to the insane;
(12) Selling to bootleggers;
(13) Accepting food stamps in payment for controlled beverages;
(14) Unlawful manufacture or sale in a dry area; and
(15) Sale of controlled beverages by vending machine.
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