Section 28-4-118 Procedure for Shipment, Delivery, Etc., of Alcohol and Wine to Persons for Sacramental or Nonbeverage Use - Maintenance of Record of Delivery by Carrier Generally; Certificate to Be Filed with Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Stating Name of Receiver, Quantity and Character of Wine or Alcohol, Purposes for Which Received, Etc.; Inspection of Books and Records of Carrier Generally.
A common carrier delivering wine or alcohol must keep a record, file a certificate with the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board within 10 days after receipt, deliver only to the consignee, and let specified officers inspect its books and records during office hours.
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Section 28-4-118 Procedure for Shipment, Delivery, Etc., of Alcohol and Wine to Persons for Sacramental or Nonbeverage Use - Maintenance of Record of Delivery by Carrier Generally; Certificate to Be Filed with Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Stating Name of Receiver, Quantity and Character of Wine or Alcohol, Purposes for Which Received, Etc.; Inspection of Books and Records of Carrier Generally.
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