§ 12-4-106 — Term of license and permit; exception

Wyoming § 12-4-106

• Jurisdiction: Wyoming
• Title 12: Alcoholic Beverages
• Ch. 4: LOCAL LICENSES
• Art. 1: APPLICATIONS

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(a) A license or permit is considered a personal privilege
to the holder and the term of the license or permit is for one
(1) year unless sooner revoked. When a valid license or permit
is determined to be part of the estate of a deceased holder, the
administrator or executor of the estate may exercise the
privilege of the deceased under the license or permit until the
expiration of the license or permit.
(b) The term of a license or permit may be less than one
(1) year if specified by the licensing authority to coincide
with the annual date or dates set by the authority for
consideration of license and permit issuance, renewals and
transfers. A licensing authority issuing a license or permit for
a term less than one (1) year shall pro-rate the annual fee
accordingly. Any licensee not attempting to renew a newly issued
pro-rated license or permit valid for one (1) year shall not be
eligible for any license or permit authorized under this title
for a period of two (2) years after the expiration date of the
pro-rated license or permit.