Maine § 28-A §2516 Privileges

Maine Statutes

§ 28-A §2516 — Privileges

Maine § 28-A §2516

Title 28-ALIQUORS

Part 8LIQUOR LIABILITY

Ch. 100MAINE LIQUOR LIABILITY ACT

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 28-A, § 28-A §2516 (2026).

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1.Refusal to serve. No licensee is liable for damages resulting from a good faith refusal to serve liquor to any individual who:

2.Holding identification documents. No licensee is liable for retaining identification documents presented to the licensee as proof of the individual's age for the purpose of receiving liquor provided that:

3.Other defenses not limited. This section does not limit a licensee's right to assert any other defense provided by law.

4.Failure to exercise privileges. A licensee may not be held liable under this Act for failing to exercise any privilege provided in this section. This section does not provide immunity from liability under sections 2506 and 2507.

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1.
Refusal to serve.
No licensee is liable for damages resulting from a good faith refusal to serve liquor to any individual who:
2.
Holding identification documents.
No licensee is liable for retaining identification documents presented to the licensee as proof of the individual's age for the purpose of receiving liquor provided that:
3.
Other defenses not limited.
This section does not limit a licensee's right to assert any other defense provided by law.
4.
Failure to exercise privileges.
A licensee may not be held liable under this Act for failing to exercise any privilege provided in this section. This section does not provide immunity from liability under sections 2506 and 2507.