technical correction; liquor licenses
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- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill makes a technical correction to Arizona Revised Statutes regarding the sale and dealing in spirituous liquors by personal representatives, executors, guardians, receivers, trustees, or assignees of a licensed business. Specifically, it clarifies the circumstances under which these individuals can sell liquor under the licensee’s existing license for up to 24 months. The bill also addresses a situation where the representative transfers the license to the licensee’s surviving spouse or guardian. Finally, it allows certain individuals owning liquor due to a security interest to sell it to licensed retailers, exempting them from certain regulations.
Key provisions
- Allows personal representatives to sell liquor under a licensee’s license for up to 24 months with director approval.
- Permits transfer of the license to the surviving spouse or guardian.
- Authorizes individuals with liquor due to a security interest to sell it to licensed retailers.
- Exempts specific provisions (4-201, 4-203, and 4-243.01) from applying to this new authority.
Who is affected
- Liquor licensees
- Personal representatives of licensees
- Executors of licensees’ estates
- Guardians of licensees’ estates
- Receivers of licensees
Notable changes
- Expands the authority for personal representatives to sell liquor.
- Provides a mechanism for license transfer to surviving family members.
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