ARTICLE I. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
ARTICLE II. PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD
ARTICLE III. PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR STORES
ARTICLE IV. LICENSES AND REGULATIONS; LIQUOR, ALCOHOL AND MALT AND BREWED BEVERAGES
ARTICLE V. DISTILLERIES, WINERIES, BONDED WAREHOUSES, BAILEES FOR HIRE, AND TRANSPORTERS FOR HIRE
ARTICLE VI. PROPERTY ILLEGALLY POSSESSED OR USED; FORFEITURES; NUISANCES
ARTICLE VII. DEALING IN DISTILLERY BONDED WAREHOUSE CERTIFICATES
ARTICLE VIII. DISPOSITION OF MONEYS COLLECTED UNDER PROVISIONS OF ACT
ARTICLE IX. REPEALS (Repealed).
§ 1-101. Short title.
§ 1-102. Definitions.
§ 1-103. Saving clause.
§ 1-104. Interpretation of act.
§ 2-201. Appointment of members; terms; salaries.
§ 2-202. Qualifications of members.
§ 2-203. Chairman of board.
§ 2-204. Secretary of board.
§ 2-205. Bonds required of members and secretary.
§ 2-206. Board subject to administrative code.
§ 2-206.1. Board and enforcement bureau subject to State Ethics and Adverse Interest Acts.
§ 2-207. General powers of board.
§ 2-208. Specific subjects on which board may adopt regulations.
§ 2-209. (Repealed)
§ 2-210. Restrictions on members of the board and certain employes of Commonwealth.
§ 2-211. Enforcement.
§ 2-211.1. Legal opinions.
§ 2-212. Office of administrative law judge.
§ 2-213. Bureau of Consumer Relations.
§ 2-214. Prohibitions.
§ 2-215. Wine marketing.
§ 2-216. Investigative unit.
§ 3-301. Board to establish state liquor stores.
§ 3-302. Selection of personnel.
§ 3-303. Management of Pennsylvania Liquor Stores.
§ 3-304. When sales may be made at Pennsylvania Liquor Stores.
§ 3-305. Sales by Pennsylvania Liquor Stores.
§ 3-305.1. Confectionery containing alcohol or liquor.
§ 3-306. Audits by auditor general.
§ 4-401. Authority to issue liquor licenses to hotels, restaurants and clubs.
§ 4-402. License districts; license period; hearings.
§ 4-403. Applications for hotel, restaurant and club liquor licenses.
§ 4-404. Issuance of hotel, restaurant and club liquor licenses.
§ 4-405. License fees.
§ 4-406. Sales by liquor licensees; restrictions.
§ 4-406.1. Secondary service area.
§ 4-407. Sale of malt or brewed beverages by liquor licensees.
§ 4-408. Public service liquor licenses.
§ 4-408.1. Trade show and convention licenses.
§ 4-408.2. City-owned stadia.
§ 4-408.3. Performing arts facilities.
§ 4-408.4. Special occasion permits.
§ 4-408.5. Licenses for city-owned art museums, cities first class; art museums maintained by certain non-profit corporations in cities of the second class; non-profit science and technology museums in cities of the first class and in cities of the second class; and regional history centers in cities of the second class.
§ 4-408.6. Performing arts facilities in second class A cities, third class cities and townships of the second class located in fourth class counties.
§ 4-408.7. Performing arts facilities in first and second class cities.
§ 4-408.8. Trade shows and convention licenses; cities of the third class.
§ 4-408.9. Stadium and restaurant licenses in third class cities.
§ 4-408.10. Recreational facilities.
§ 4-408.11. Seasonal outdoor cafe.
§ 4-408.12. Wine auction permits.
§ 4-408.13. Transfer of restaurant licenses to deteriorated areas.
§ 4-408.14. Multipurpose cultural and science facilities licenses.
§ 4-409. Sacramental wine licenses; fees; privileges; restrictions.
§ 4-410. Liquor importers' licenses; fees; privileges; restrictions.
§ 4-411. Interlocking business prohibited
§ 4-431. Malt and brewed beverages manufacturers', distributors' and importing distributors' licenses.
§ 4-432. Malt and brewed beverages retail licenses.
§ 4-433. Public service licenses.
§ 4-433.1. Stadium or arena permits.
§ 4-434. License period.
§ 4-435. Filing of applications for distributors', importing distributors' and rtail dispensers' licenses; filing fee.
§ 4-436. Application for distributors', importing distributors' and retail dispensers' licenses.
§ 4-437. Prohibitions against the grant of licenses.
§ 4-438. Number and kinds of licenses allowed same licensee.
§ 4-439. Malt or brewed beverage license fees.
§ 4-440. Sales by manufacturers of malt or brewed beverages; minimum quantities.
§ 4-441. Distributors' and importing distributors' restrictions on sales, storage, etc.
§ 4-442. Retail dispensers' restrictions on purchases and sales.
§ 4-443. Interlocking business prohibited.
§ 4-444. Malt or brewed beverages manufactured outside theis Commonwealth.
§ 4-445. Brand registration.
§ 4-446. Breweries.
§ 4-447. Price changes of malt and brewed beverages.
§ 4-461. Limiting number of retail licenses to be issued in each municipality.
§ 4-461.1. Incorporated units of national veterans' organizations.
§ 4-462. Licensed places may be closed during period of emergency.
§ 4-463. Places of amusement not to be licensed; penalty.
§ 4-464. Hearings upon refusal of licenses, renewals or transfers; appeals.
§ 4-465. All licensees to furnish bond.
§ 4-466. Disposition of cash and securities upon forfeiture of bond.
§ 4-467. Display of license.
§ 4-468. Licenses not assignable; transfers.
§ 4-469. Applications for transfers; fees.
§ 4-470. Renewal of licenses; temporary provisions for licensees in armed service.
§ 4-471. Rvocation and suspension of licenses; fines.
§ 4-472. Local option.
§ 4-472.1. Clubs.
§ 4-472.2. Granting of liquor licenses in certain municipalities.
§ 4-472.3. Exchange of certain licenses.
§ 4-472.4. Privately-owned public golf courses.
§ 4-472.5. Privately owned golf courses located in more than one county.
§ 4-473. Public record.
§ 4-474. Surrender of club licenses for benefit of licensees.
§ 4-475. Establishments proximate to interstate highways not to be licensed.
§ 4-476. (Repealed.)
§ 4-477. Applicants to provide state tax identification numbers and statement of state tax status; waiver of confidentiality of information in the possession of the department of revenue and other departments; review of state tax status.
§ 4-478. Renewal of amusement permit.
§§ 4-480-4-487. (Repealed.)
§ 4-491. Unlawful acts relative to liquor, alcohol and liquor licensees.
§ 4-492. Unlawful acts relative to malt or brewed beverages and licensees.
§ 4-493. Unlawful acts relative to liquor, malt and brewed beverages and licensees.
§ 4-493.1. Rights of municipalities preserved.
§ 4-494. Penalties.
§ 4-495. Identification cards; licensees and state liquor store employes saved from prosecution.
§ 4-496. Reporting of worthless checks.
§ 4-497. Liability of licensees.
§ 4-498. Unlawful advertising.
§ 4-499. Premises to be vacated by patrons.
§ 6-601. Forfeiture of property illegally possessed or used.
§ 6-602. Forfeiture proceedings.
§ 6-603. Disposition of forfeited property.
§ 6-604. Motor vehicle licenses to be revoked.
§ 6-605. Application of subdivision.
§ 6-611. Nuisances; actions to enjoin.
§ 7-701. Definitions and interpretation.
§ 7-702. Unlawful to act as a distillery certificate broker or to buy or sell distillery bonded warehouse certificate without a permit.
§ 7-703. Authority to issue permits to distillery certificate brokers.
§ 7-704. Application for permit; filing fee.
§ 7-705. Issuance of permits.
§ 7-706. Office or place of business to be maintained.
§ 7-707. Permit fee; permits not assignable or transferable; display of permit; term of permit.
§ 7-708. Records to be kept..
§ 7-709. Renewal of permits.
§ 7-710. Permit hearings; appeals from refusal of the board to issue or renew permits.
§ 7-711. (Repealed.)
§ 7-712. Revocation and suspension of permit.
§ 7-721. Unlawful to act as agent or to employ agents without registration.
§ 7-722. Registered agents.
§ 7-723. Registration fee.
§ 7-724. Registration and issuance of identification card.
§ 7-725. Hearings upon refusal of the board; appeals.
§ 7-726. Revocation and suspension of agents' registrations.
§ 7-727. Identification cards.
§ 7-731. Bank and trust companies and other persons.
§ 7-732. Distillers, rectifiers and importers.
§ 7-733. Certificates owned since July 24, 1939.
§ 7-741. Duties of the board.
§ 7-751. Penalties.
§ 8-801. Moneys paid into liquor license fund and returned to municipalities.
§ 8-802. Moneys paid into The State Store Fund for use of the Commonwealth.
§ 8-803. Alcohol tax moneys paid into general fund.
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