Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-2-133
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Licensees authorized to deliver, and bottle club or
Official statutory text
mixed beverage, beer and wine, caterer, public event, charitable
event or special event licensees - Responsibility for violations.
Each licensee authorized to deliver alcoholic beverage products
to consumers in Section 1 of this act and each bottle club or mixed
beverage, beer and wine, caterer, public event, charitable event or
special event licensee shall be held responsible for violation of
any alcoholic beverage law or administrative rule of the ABLE
Commission affecting his or her license privileges and for any act
or omission of his or her servant, agent, employee or representative
in violation of any law, municipal ordinance or administrative rule
affecting his or her license privileges.
event or special event licensees - Responsibility for violations.
Each licensee authorized to deliver alcoholic beverage products
to consumers in Section 1 of this act and each bottle club or mixed
beverage, beer and wine, caterer, public event, charitable event or
special event licensee shall be held responsible for violation of
any alcoholic beverage law or administrative rule of the ABLE
Commission affecting his or her license privileges and for any act
or omission of his or her servant, agent, employee or representative
in violation of any law, municipal ordinance or administrative rule
affecting his or her license privileges.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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