Delaware § 1366 Transfer of license

Delaware Statutes

§ 1366 — Transfer of license

Delaware·Title 4·Ch. 13 The Delaware Marijuana Control Act·Subch. Transfer of License; Death of Licensee

(a)The rights conferred by a license may be transferred by the Commissioner to any representative designated by the person to whom or on behalf of whom the license was originally granted, if such representative is a person approved by the Commissioner. In the case of death of a licensee, the Commissioner may transfer the license to a qualified person recommended by the executor or administrator of the estate of the deceased licensee.

(b)In instances where the Commissioner has approved the transfer of a license, all matters concerning marijuana inventories must be handled directly between the transferor and the transferee and all payments must be made directly and not through the Commissioner.

(c)A social equity licensee may not transfer the license to a person who would not meet the c

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(a) The rights conferred by a license may be transferred by the Commissioner to any representative designated by the person to whom or on behalf of whom the license was originally granted, if such representative is a person approved by the Commissioner. In the case of death of a licensee, the Commissioner may transfer the license to a qualified person recommended by the executor or administrator of the estate of the deceased licensee.

(b) In instances where the Commissioner has approved the transfer of a license, all matters concerning marijuana inventories must be handled directly between the transferor and the transferee and all payments must be made directly and not through the Commissioner.

(c) A social equity licensee may not transfer the license to a person who would not meet the criteria for the issuance of a social equity license until at least 3 years from the date the licensee was awarded an active social equity license.

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