Miss. Code Ann. § 67-3-57
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Miss. Code Ann. § 67-3-57
Official statutory text
(1) It shall be unlawful for any retailer to possess, sell or offer to sell, or to possess for purpose of sale, any light wine, light spirit product or beer at his place of business before securing a permit required by this chapter.
(2) It shall be unlawful for any person to possess, sell or offer to sell any light wine, light spirit product or beer at his place of business after revocation of his permit or to purchase, to sell or offer to sell any light wine, light spirit product or beer during the period of suspension of his permit.
(3) Any light wine, light spirit product or beer found in possession of, or sold by, a person in violation of this section shall be seized and disposed of in the manner provided for in Section 67-1-18 .
(2) It shall be unlawful for any person to possess, sell or offer to sell any light wine, light spirit product or beer at his place of business after revocation of his permit or to purchase, to sell or offer to sell any light wine, light spirit product or beer during the period of suspension of his permit.
(3) Any light wine, light spirit product or beer found in possession of, or sold by, a person in violation of this section shall be seized and disposed of in the manner provided for in Section 67-1-18 .
Status: in_force
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