Ark. Code Ann. § 3-4-405

(a) The following acts on the part of any permittee are Class C permit violations: (1) Sale of controlled beverages when the permit is not posted; (2) Failure to maintain health, safety, and sanitary standards; (3) Removing or obliterating a container label or mark; (4) Consuming a controlled beverage while on duty; (5) Failure to surrender a permit when the business has been voluntarily inoperative for over thirty (30) days; (6) Storing controlled beverages in unauthorized warehouses, with each day constituting a separate offense after notice; (7) Failure to make proper application and obtain approval for acting as a sales agent for a manufacturer, wholesaler, or rectifier unless duly authorized by the Director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division; (8) Use of an unlabeled dispensing faucet; (9) Failure of a retailer to keep and maintain records; (10) Unauthorized sale of broken packages and merchandise; (11) Negligently allowing prostitutes to frequent the premises; (12) Allowing immoral conduct on the premises; (13) Disposing of or receiving samples by a retailer; (14) Negligently selling to users of narcotics; (15) Delivery of controlled beverages by a retailer away from his or her permitted premises; (16) Sale of controlled beverages in a container or of a size other than that approved; (17) Misrepresentation of a brand, or keeping beverages in an unauthorized container, or refilling, diluting, or failing to destroy empty bottles; (18) Failure to maintain membership books or properly maintain guestbooks by a private club; (19) Allowing an unauthorized guest in a private club; (20) Dispensing to nonmembers or nonguests by a private club; (21) Unauthorized purchasing by a private club from other than a retailer; (22) Failure of a private club to maintain financial records; (23) Failure by a private club to furnish the name and address of the authorized public accountant and bookkeeper; (24) Unauthorized advertising by a private club; (25) Unauthorized transportation of alcoholic beverages through a dry area without a permit; and (26) Failure to keep and maintain records or make a report. (b) Any other act that is determined at an appropriate hearing by the director to be a violation will be considered a Class C permit violation and may be fined accordingly. Acts 1981, No. 790, § 2; A.S.A. 1947, § 48-346; Acts 1991, No. 605, § 3.

(a) The following acts on the part of any permittee are Class C permit violations: (1) Sale of controlled beverages when the permit is not posted; (2) Failure to maintain health, safety, and sanitary standards; (3) Removing or obliterating a container label or mark; (4) Consuming a controlled beverage while on duty; (5) Failure to surrender a permit when the business has been voluntarily inoperative for over thirty (30) days; (6) Storing controlled beverages in unauthorized warehouses, with each day constituting a separate offense after notice; (7) Failure to make proper application and obtain approval for acting as a sales agent for a manufacturer, wholesaler, or rectifier unless duly authorized by the Director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division; (8) Use of an unlabeled dispensing faucet; (9) Failure of a retailer to keep and maintain records; (10) Unauthorized sale of broken packages and merchandise; (11) Negligently allowing prostitutes to frequent the premises; (12) Allowing immoral conduct on the premises; (13) Disposing of or receiving samples by a retailer; (14) Negligently selling to users of narcotics; (15) Delivery of controlled beverages by a retailer away from his or her permitted premises; (16) Sale of controlled beverages in a container or of a size other than that approved; (17) Misrepresentation of a brand, or keeping beverages in an unauthorized container, or refilling, diluting, or failing to destroy empty bottles; (18) Failure to maintain membership books or properly maintain guestbooks by a private club; (19) Allowing an unauthorized guest in a private club; (20) Di
premises; (16) Sale of controlled beverages in a container or of a size other than that approved; (17) Misrepresentation of a brand, or keeping beverages in an unauthorized container, or refilling, diluting, or failing to destroy empty bottles; (18) Failure to maintain membership books or properly maintain guestbooks by a private club; (19) Allowing an unauthorized guest in a private club; (20) Dispensing to nonmembers or nonguests by a private club; (21) Unauthorized purchasing by a private club from other than a retailer; (22) Failure of a private club to maintain financial records; (23) Failure by a private club to furnish the name and address of the authorized public accountant and bookkeeper; (24) Unauthorized advertising by a private club; (25) Unauthorized transportation of alcoholic beverages through a dry area without a permit; and (26) Failure to keep and maintain records or make a report.

(1) Sale of controlled beverages when the permit is not posted;

(2) Failure to maintain health, safety, and sanitary standards;

(3) Removing or obliterating a container label or mark;

(4) Consuming a controlled beverage while on duty;

(5) Failure to surrender a permit when the business has been voluntarily inoperative for over thirty (30) days;

(6) Storing controlled beverages in unauthorized warehouses, with each day constituting a separate offense after notice;

(7) Failure to make proper application and obtain approval for acting as a sales agent for a manufacturer, wholesaler, or rectifier unless duly authorized by the Director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division;

(8) Use of an unlabeled dispensing faucet;

(9) Failure of a retailer to keep and maintain records;

(10) Unauthorized sale of broken packages and merchandise;

(11) Negligently allowing prostitutes to frequent the premises;

(12) Allowing immoral conduct on the premises;

(13) Disposing of or receiving samples by a retailer;

(14) Negligently selling to users of narcotics;

(15) Delivery of controlled beverages by a retailer away from his or her permitted premises;

(16) Sale of controlled beverages in a container or of a size other than that approved;

(17) Misrepresentation of a brand, or keeping beverages in an unauthorized container, or refilling, diluting, or failing to destroy empty bottles;

(18) Failure to maintain membership books or properly maintain guestbooks by a private club;

(19) Allowing an unauthorized guest in a private club;

(20) Dispensing to nonmembers or nonguests by a private club;

(21) Unauthorized purchasing by a private club from other than a retailer;

(22) Failure of a private club to maintain financial records;

(23) Failure by a private club to furnish the name and address of the authorized public accountant and bookkeeper;

(24) Unauthorized advertising by a private club;

(25) Unauthorized transportation of alcoholic beverages through a dry area without a permit; and

(26) Failure to keep and maintain records or make a report.

(b) Any other act that is determined at an appropriate hearing by the director to be a violation will be considered a Class C permit violation and may be fined accordingly.

Acts 1981, No. 790, § 2; A.S.A. 1947, § 48-346; Acts 1991, No. 605, § 3.