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United States — Iowa
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If a property owner who filed an abatement bond does not stop an alcoholic liquor, wine, or beer nuisance, the court must record the bond violation and the bond is forfeited after a hearing.
United States — Iowa
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A county attorney starts a bond-forfeiture proceeding by filing an under-oath application with the court clerk, and the court must order notice to the principal and sureties.
United States — Iowa
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An action filed under section 123.82 is tried to the court, in equity, and under the same evidence rules as contempt proceedings.
United States — Iowa
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If the court finds a liquor nuisance and unlawful sale or keeping for sale on the bonded premises, it must forfeit the bond and enter judgment for its full amount; it may also foreclose the related real-estate lien and enforce the judgment by execution.
United States — Iowa
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An appeal under section 123.84 may be taken like an equity case, with a de novo review; if the state appeals, it does not have to file an appeal or supersedeas bond.
United States — Iowa
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The county attorney must prosecute forfeitures of abatement bonds and related foreclosures in the name of the state.
United States — Iowa
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A peace officer must not delay service of certain notices or writs in a state equity case for injunction or abatement.
United States — Iowa
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Evidence of a place’s general reputation is admissible when the issue is whether a party knew or should have known of a nuisance under section 123.60.
United States — Iowa
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Charges under this chapter may be grouped in one information or indictment, but each violation must be stated in a separate count.
United States — Iowa
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The director may perform listed duties and powers for alcoholic beverage control, including licensing, inspections, issuing permits and licenses, managing department employees, and ordering destruction of liquor the director believes may be adulterated or contaminated.
United States — Iowa
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Violating this chapter, or making a false statement in a permit or license application, can be punished as a serious misdemeanor; a person under legal age who violates the chapter is guilty of a simple misdemeanor upon conviction.
United States — Iowa
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A repeat violation of this chapter can be charged more severely: the second conviction is a serious misdemeanor, and the third and later convictions are aggravated misdemeanors.
United States — Iowa
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Some alcohol sellers must carry liability insurance, and injured third parties may sue licensees, permittees, or certain nonlicensees for damages caused by intoxication, including underage intoxication.
United States — Iowa
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An injured person must give written notice within six months after the injury if they intend to bring an action under this section.
United States — Iowa
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An insurer, guarantor, or indemnitor of an intoxicated person has no right of action for contribution or indemnity for that person’s act against a licensee or permittee.
United States — Iowa
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This section limits when alcoholic liquor may be dispensed or consumed in an establishment and sets special rules for class “C” retail alcohol licenses, private social host catering, records, and conventions.
United States — Iowa
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Alcohol shipments in Iowa must be plainly labeled or documented, and violating shipments can be punished and seized.
United States — Iowa
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A person who, to help ship or transport alcohol in violation of the chapter, makes false statements, gives false information, falsely labels packages, or uses concealment to procure transport commits a simple misdemeanor.
United States — Iowa
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This chapter states its purpose: to regulate beer distribution so it is fair, efficient, and competitive, while supporting brewer-wholesaler business relations and the three-tier distribution system.
United States — Iowa
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A brewer may not require a wholesaler to waive compliance with this chapter.