Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-3-107
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Scope of statutory regulation for sales and
Official statutory text
distribution of designated brands of beer.
A. In order to provide for regulation of the sales and
distribution of beer in this state by the ABLE Commission, this
Legislature hereby declares it is necessary to implement the
section.
B. Statutory regulation of the sales and distribution of
designated brands in designated territories by distributors shall
include but not be limited to:
1. A requirement for written distributor agreements between a
brewer and distributor designating a specific territory within which
the distributor may sell the designated brands of the brewer;
2. Provisions for prohibited acts applicable to the distributor
and brewer; and
3. Provisions for penalties for violations.
A. In order to provide for regulation of the sales and
distribution of beer in this state by the ABLE Commission, this
Legislature hereby declares it is necessary to implement the
section.
B. Statutory regulation of the sales and distribution of
designated brands in designated territories by distributors shall
include but not be limited to:
1. A requirement for written distributor agreements between a
brewer and distributor designating a specific territory within which
the distributor may sell the designated brands of the brewer;
2. Provisions for prohibited acts applicable to the distributor
and brewer; and
3. Provisions for penalties for violations.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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