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3-5-1502. Authorized location of auction.
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3-5-1502. Authorized location of auction.
(a) The holder of a temporary wine charitable auction permit may conduct an auction in any area of the State of Arkansas where the sale of the wine is authorized.
(b) The holder of a permit may conduct an auction at a premises of another on-premises permit that is licensed to sell or dispense the wine if:
(1) The wine to be auctioned is kept separate from the wine sold, stored, or served at the permitted premises; and
(2) The wine, whether sold or unsold, is removed from the premises immediately following the auction.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 3-5-1502
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.03.odt
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3-5-1502. Authorized location of auction.
(a) The holder of a temporary wine charitable auction permit may conduct an auction in any area of the State of Arkansas where the sale of the wine is authorized.
(b) The holder of a permit may conduct an auction at a premises of another on-premises permit that is licensed to sell or dispense the wine if:
(1) The wine to be auctioned is kept separate from the wine sold, stored, or served at the permitted premises; and
(2) The wine, whether sold or unsold, is removed from the premises immediately following the auction.
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