Georgia Statutes
§ 3-3-1 — Declaration of business of manufacturing, selling, and other dealings in alcoholic beverages as privilege subject to regulatory requirements
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The businesses of manufacturing, distributing, selling, handling, and otherwise dealing in or possessing alcoholic beverages are declared to be privileges in this state and not rights; however, such privileges shall not be exercised except in accordance with the licensing, regulatory, and revenue requirements of this title.
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