R.I. Gen. Laws § 3-7-28
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§ 3-7-28. Time for licensee to produce receipts and invoices to inspector.
Official statutory text
(a) Holders of Class A licenses issued under title 3 of the general laws shall be required to maintain on the premises, and to produce upon demand by an inspector authorized to demand, any and all records of receipts and invoices for the purchase of alcoholic beverages.
(b) Holders of licenses other than Class A issued under title 3 of the general laws shall have not more than one business day to produce receipts and invoices for the purchase of alcoholic beverages when demanded by an inspector authorized to demand records of receipts and invoices. Nothing herein shall require such licensee to produce invoices and receipts upon demand.
(b) Holders of licenses other than Class A issued under title 3 of the general laws shall have not more than one business day to produce receipts and invoices for the purchase of alcoholic beverages when demanded by an inspector authorized to demand records of receipts and invoices. Nothing herein shall require such licensee to produce invoices and receipts upon demand.
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