Arkansas § 3-4-405 Class C permit violations

Arkansas Statutes

§ 3-4-405 — Class C permit violations

Arkansas § 3-4-405

Title3

This text of Arkansas § 3-4-405 (Class C permit violations) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Arkansas primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.

Bluebook

Ark. Code Ann. § 3-4-405 (2026).

Text

(a)The following acts on the part of any permittee are Class C permit violations:

(1)Sale of controlled beverages when the permit is not posted;

(2)Failure to maintain health, safety, and sanitary standards;

(3)Removing or obliterating a container label or mark;

(4)Consuming a controlled beverage while on duty;

(5)Failure to surrender a permit when the business has been voluntarily inoperative for over thirty (30) days;

(6)Storing controlled beverages in unauthorized warehouses, with each day constituting a separate offense after notice;

(7)Failure to make proper application and obtain approval for acting as a sales agent for a manufacturer, wholesaler, or rectifier unless duly authorized by the Director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division;

(8)Use of an unlabeled dispensing

Free access — add to your briefcase to read the full text and ask questions with AI

(a) The following acts on the part of any permittee are Class C permit violations: (1) Sale of controlled beverages when the permit is not posted; (2) Failure to maintain health, safety, and sanitary standards; (3) Removing or obliterating a container label or mark; (4) Consuming a controlled beverage while on duty; (5) Failure to surrender a permit when the business has been voluntarily inoperative for over thirty (30) days; (6) Storing controlled beverages in unauthorized warehouses, with each day constituting a separate offense after notice; (7) Failure to make proper application and obtain approval for acting as a sales agent for a manufacturer, wholesaler, or rectifier unless duly authorized by the Director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division; (8) Use of an unlabeled dispensing faucet; (9) Failure of a retailer to keep and maintain records; (10) Unauthorized sale of broken packages and merchandise; (11) Negligently allowing prostitutes to frequent the premises; (12) Allowing immoral conduct on the premises; (13) Disposing of or receiving samples by a retailer; (14) Negligently selling to users of narcotics; (15) Delivery of controlled beverages by a retailer away from his or her permitted premises; (16) Sale of controlled beverages in a container or of a size other than that approved; (17) Misrepresentation of a brand, or keeping beverages in an unauthorized container, or refilling, diluting, or failing to destroy empty bottles; (18) Failure to maintain membership books or properly maintain guestbooks by a private club; (19) Allowing an unauthorized guest in a private club; (20) Dispensing to nonmembers or nonguests by a private club; (21) Unauthorized purchasing by a private club from other than a retailer; (22) Failure of a private club to maintain financial records; (23) Failure by a private club to furnish the name and address of the authorized public accountant and bookkeeper; (24) Unauthorized advertising by a private club; (25) Unauthorized transportation of alcoholic beverages through a dry area without a permit; and (26) Failure to keep and maintain records or make a report. (b) Any other act that is determined at an appropriate hearing by the director to be a violation will be considered a Class C permit violation and may be fined accordingly.