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Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-3-110

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Licensed beer distributor - Sales and distribution

Official statutory text

restrictions.

A. A licensed distributor designated as the licensed

distributor for a beer brand within a designated sales territory

shall present that beer brand for sale to all on-premise licensees

on the same price basis and without discrimination and to all off-

premise licensees on the same price basis within a particular county

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and without discrimination. A licensed distributor shall not sell,

supply or deliver, either directly or indirectly through a third

party, a beer brand to a licensed retailer outside of the designated

sales territory of the designated distributor nor to any person the

licensed distributor has reason to believe will sell or supply any

quantity of the beer brand to any retail location outside of the

designated sales territory of the designated distributor.

B. All beer shall only be transported by a marked conveyance

owned or leased by the licensed distributor and operated by the

licensed distributor or an employee of the distributor for the

products of a licensed brewer or cider manufacturer within the

designated sales territory to the address and location of a licensed

retailer within that designated sales territory.

C. Any beer sold by the licensed distributor shall not be

delivered to, received by or stored at any place other than the

address and location of the licensed retailer for which state and

local retailer licenses or permits have been issued, except as

otherwise provided by law.

D. With the approval of the licensed brewer or cider

manufacturer, a licensed distributor may sell the designated brands

to a licensed retailer located in a designated sales territory of

another licensed distributor if that licensed distributor is

temporarily unable for any reason to provide the designated brands

of the licensed brewer or cider manufacturer within its designated

sales territory.

E. All beer purchased by a licensed distributor for resale in

this state shall physically come into the possession of the licensed

distributor and be unloaded in and distributed from the licensed

warehouses of the licensed distributor located in this state prior

to being resold in this state.

F. For temporary events, beer distributors shall be permitted

to park full trailers and Waymatics in the supplier area of the

events for the purposes of pulling and selling product to special

event, public event, caterer, on-premises beer and wine and mixed

beverage licensees. A temporary event shall not exceed fourteen

(14) consecutive calendar days in duration. The trailer/Waymatic

shall be deemed an extension of the licensed premises of the beer

distributor and no separate storage license shall be necessary. The

following shall apply to beer and cider transactions during

temporary events:

1. Beer distributors shall be permitted to deliver the beer or

cider from the trailer to the selling locations of the licensee(s)

within the event;

2. Beer distributors may not sell directly to consumers;

3. Each delivery of beer or cider shall be accompanied by an

invoice giving the date of purchase and the quantities delivered;

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4. At least every fourth day of the event, the distributor

shall generate and deliver a summary invoice. Within three days

after the end of the event, the beer distributor shall reconcile the

invoices with the deliveries made during the event and generate and

deliver a final invoice to be paid immediately upon delivery;

5. For temporary events lasting less than five (5) days and for

university game days, the beer distributor's invoice shall be

generated and submitted to the purchasing licensee the first

business day following the event. The licensee shall pay the

invoice upon receipt; and

6. For all temporary events, the beer distributor has the

option of requiring the purchasing licensee to deliver a check for
or temporary events lasting less than five (5) days and for

university game days, the beer distributor's invoice shall be

generated and submitted to the purchasing licensee the first

business day following the event. The licensee shall pay the

invoice upon receipt; and

6. For all temporary events, the beer distributor has the

option of requiring the purchasing licensee to deliver a check for

the full amount of the product contained within the trailer(s) at

the beginning of the event to be held by the beer distributor

pending completion of the event and reconciliation and payment.

Such a requirement shall not be deemed a consignment sale, a credit

transaction, or a violation of any rules or law.

The provisions of this subsection shall apply to small brewer

self-distributors and brewpub self-distributors.

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