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• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-1 Definitions.
  33:1-1. For the purpose of this chapter, the following words and terms shall be deemed to have the meanings herein given to them: ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-1.1. Presumption as to fitness for beverage purposes and alcoholic content
  In any proceeding for any violation of this chapter, or any ordinance or resolution enacted pursuant thereto, any alcohol, beer, lager beer, ale, porter, naturally ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-2. License required, terms; personal use; brand registration; fees
  33:1-2. a. It shall be unlawful to manufacture, sell, possess with intent to sell, transport, warehouse, rectify, blend, treat, fortify, mix, process, bottle ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-3. Alcoholic beverage control
  It shall be the duty of the Director of the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control in the Department of Law and Public Safety to supervise ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-3.1. Short title; findings, declarations
  a. Title 33 of the Revised Statutes (R.S. 33:1-1 et seq.) shall be known and may be cited as the "New ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-4. Appointment power of director
  The director is hereby empowered: a. To maintain suitable headquarters for said division and such other offices and establishments within the State as he may ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-4.1. Use of funds collected as fees, penalties
  14. All fees and penalties collected by the Director of the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control pursuant to the provisions of Title 33 of the ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-5. Boards of alcoholic beverage control in municipalities of 15,000 inhabitants or more, appointment, term, etc.
  Each municipality now or hereafter having a population of fifteen thousand or more, according to Federal or State census, may establish in and for such ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-5.4. Secretary to board of alcoholic beverage control
  Any board of alcoholic beverage control established pursuant to section 33:1-5 of the Revised Statutes may, with the approval of the governing board ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-6. Only eligible persons to be appointed
  No person shall be appointed to any office, position or employment under this chapter unless he is eligible as hereinbefore defined but clerical employees need ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-7. Officers and employees not to be interested in liquor industry; acceptance of gifts
  No person appointed to any office, position or employment under this chapter while holding said office, position or employment, shall directly or indirectly, individually or ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-8. Form of official bonds; force and effect
  All bonds made or furnished by any person appointed to any office, position or employment under this chapter, except the commissioner, shall be given to ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-9. Classes of licenses
  Licenses shall be of the following classes: Class A--Manufacturer's license. Class B--Wholesaler's license. Class C--Retailer's license. Class D--Transportation ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-10 Class A licenses; subdivisions; fees.
  33:1-10. Class A licenses shall be subdivided and classified as follows: Plenary brewery license. 1a. The holder of this license shall be entitled, ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-11 Class B alcoholic licenses; subdivisions, classifications; fees.
  33:1-11. Class B licenses shall be subdivided and classified as follows: Plenary wholesale license. 1. The holder of this license shall be entitled, ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-11.1. Sales by Class A or Class B licensees to organizations of army, navy or air force personnel
  The holder of any valid and unrevoked Class A or Class B license, as defined in sections 33:1-10 and 33:1-11 of ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-11.2. Definitions
  For the purposes of this act, the following phrases shall be deemed to have the meanings herein given to them: (a) Foreign person--a person ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-11.3. Foreign persons holding Class B licenses; sales to resident retail licensees prohibited; exception
  No foreign person holding a Class B license in this State shall sell or distribute alcoholic beverages directly to any retail licensee within this State ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-11.4. Inapplicability to foreigners who also hold Class A license
  The provisions of this act shall not apply to any foreign person holding a Class B license who also holds a Class A license. L. ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-11.5. Revocation or suspension of license
  If, in the opinion of the director, privileges conferred by any Class B license, whether held by a resident person or a foreign person, are ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-11.6. Active use required for renewal; fee
  2. No State beverage distributor's license, as defined in subsection c. of section 2 of R.S.33:1-11, shall be renewed if ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12 Class C licenses; classifications; fees.
  33:1-12. Class C licenses shall be subdivided and classified as follows: Plenary retail consumption license. 1. The holder of this license shall be ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12a. Posting of notice required
  1. A person who holds a Class C license, except a plenary retail transit license, or a club license shall ensure that a warning notice ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12b. $50 fine
  3. A person who fails to comply with the provisions of this act may be subject to a fine of $50. L.1993,c.43, ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.13. Renewal licenses; new licenses
  For the purposes of this act any license for a new license term, which is issued to replace a license which expired on the last ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.14 New retail licenses; limitation.
  2. Except as otherwise provided in this act, no new plenary retail consumption or seasonal retail consumption license shall be issued in a municipality unless ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.15. Municipalities under 1000, licenses in
  Nothing in this act shall prevent the issuance and existence of one plenary or seasonal retail consumption license and one plenary retail distribution license in ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.16. Renewal or transfer of existing licenses
  Nothing in this act shall prevent the renewal of licenses existing on the effective date of this act, or the transfer of such licenses or ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.17. Seasonal retail consumption licenses to persons who had licenses in previous season; transfer
  Nothing in this act shall be deemed to prevent the issuance of a new seasonal retail consumption license to a person who held such a ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.18. Issuance of new license permitted to applicants filing within 60 days of expiration; fee
  6. Nothing in this act shall be deemed to prevent the issuance of a new license to a person who files application therefor within 60 ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.19. New license where licensee served in armed forces
  Nothing in this act shall prevent the issuance, in a municipality, of a new license to a person who, having held a license of the ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.20 Licensure of certain hotels, motels.
  8. a. Nothing in this act shall prevent the issuance, in a municipality, of a new license to a person who operates a hotel or ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.20a. Licenses contingent on completion of construction; rights of holder
  Nothing in this act shall affect the right of the holder of any license issued or approved for issuance, contingent on completion of construction for ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.21. Municipal regulations limiting number of license, act is in addition to
  This act is in addition to and not in exclusion of municipal regulations, limiting the number of licenses to sell alcoholic beverages at retail, duly ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.22. Effective date
  This act shall take effect May fifteenth, one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. L.1947, c. 94, p. 503, s. 10. ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.22a. License transferred to spouse and surrendered during licensee's service in armed forces; new license
  Nothing in the act to which this act is a supplement shall prevent the issuance, in a municipality, of a new license to sell alcoholic ...
• New Jersey Intoxicating Liquors Laws Section 33:1-12.22b. Sixth class counties; retail licensees who served in armed forces and permitted license to lapse; issuance of license
  In any county of the sixth class, any person who held a license to sell alcoholic beverages at retail for a period of two years ...

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