Tex. Alcoholic Beverage Code § 109.58
This is the official text of Tex. Alcoholic Beverage Code § 109.58, part of Texas’s Alcoholic Beverage Code — regulates the sale and distribution of alcohol.
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§ 109.58. RELAXATION OF RESTRICTIONS AS TO CHARITABLE EVENTS.
Official statutory text
(a) This code does not prohibit permit and license holders engaged in the alcoholic beverage industry at different levels from simultaneously or jointly sponsoring a civic, religious, or charitable event, including by providing or lending money, services, or other things of value directly to a civic, religious, or charitable entity in conjunction with the event, provided that:
(1) any license or permit to sell or serve alcoholic beverages at the event is held by a retailer who is independent of the sponsors; and
(2) none of the retailers who sponsor the event, if any, receive any direct benefit or service because of joint sponsorship by a wholesaler or manufacturer of alcoholic beverages.
(b) The commission by rule may set definite limitations consistent with the general provisions of this code that relax the restrictions of this code with respect to the sponsoring of a civic, religious, or charitable event or the making of a gift to civic, religious, or charitable organizations by permit and license holders engaged in the alcoholic beverage industry at different levels.
(1) any license or permit to sell or serve alcoholic beverages at the event is held by a retailer who is independent of the sponsors; and
(2) none of the retailers who sponsor the event, if any, receive any direct benefit or service because of joint sponsorship by a wholesaler or manufacturer of alcoholic beverages.
(b) The commission by rule may set definite limitations consistent with the general provisions of this code that relax the restrictions of this code with respect to the sponsoring of a civic, religious, or charitable event or the making of a gift to civic, religious, or charitable organizations by permit and license holders engaged in the alcoholic beverage industry at different levels.
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