North Carolina § 18B-1214 Prohibited practices enumerated

North Carolina Statutes

§ 18B-1214 — Prohibited practices enumerated

North Carolina § 18B-1214

Ch. 18BRegulation of Alcoholic Beverages

Art. 12Wine Distribution Agreements

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 18B-1214 (2026).

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It is a violation of this Article for any winery, directly or indirectly, to engage in any of the following practices:

(1)To restrict the sale of any equity or indebtedness or the transfer of any securities of any wholesaler or in any way prevent or attempt to prevent the transfer, sale, or issuance of shares of stock or indebtedness to employees, personnel of the wholesaler, or heirs of the principal owner, as long as basic financial requirements of the winery are complied with and the sale, transfer, or issuance does not have the effect of accomplishing a sale of the wholesaler;

(2)To impose unreasonable standards of performance upon a wholesaler;

(3)To prohibit directly or indirectly the right of free association among wholesalers for any lawful purpose. (1983, c. 85, s. 2.)

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It is a violation of this Article for any winery, directly or indirectly, to engage in any of the following practices:
(1) To restrict the sale of any equity or indebtedness or the transfer of any securities of any wholesaler or in any way prevent or attempt to prevent the transfer, sale, or issuance of shares of stock or indebtedness to employees, personnel of the wholesaler, or heirs of the principal owner, as long as basic financial requirements of the winery are complied with and the sale, transfer, or issuance does not have the effect of accomplishing a sale of the wholesaler;
(2) To impose unreasonable standards of performance upon a wholesaler;
(3) To prohibit directly or indirectly the right of free association among wholesalers for any lawful purpose. (1983, c. 85, s. 2.)