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Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-2-126

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Storage license

Official statutory text

A storage license may be issued to a holder of a brewer,

distiller, winemaker, rectifier, wine or spirits wholesaler, beer

distributor, nonresident seller, mixed beverage, caterer, public

event or hotel beverage license and shall authorize the holder

thereof to store alcoholic beverages in a public warehouse holding a

bonded warehouse license. The holder of a small brewer license or

brewpub license shall not be required to obtain a storage license to

store beer within the limits set forth in Section 1-103 of this

title. No goods, wares or merchandise other than alcoholic

beverages may be stored in the same warehouse with alcoholic

beverages in private warehouses owned or leased and operated by such

licensees elsewhere than on their licensed premises. Provided:

1. A storage license issued to a beer distributor shall permit

the storage of beer and permit the sale and delivery to retailers

from the premises covered by such license;

2. Any licensee who is the holder of a mixed beverage/caterer

combination license or the holder of a mixed beverage license and a

hotel beverage license who is issued a storage license shall store

all inventories of alcoholic beverages either on the premises of the

mixed beverage establishment or in the warehouse;

3. A storage license shall not be required for a special event

licensee storing alcoholic beverages for use at a subsequent event;

and

4. A storage license shall be required for a public event

licensee storing alcoholic beverages for use at a subsequent event.

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