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Delaware Administrative Code
Title 4 - Alcoholic Beverage ControlDepartment of Safety and Homeland SecurityOffice of the Alcoholic Beverage Control CommissionerRenewal and Alterations of Licenses
(Formerly Rule 51.1) A Rule Requiring the Biennial Renewal of Supplier's Licenses
Section 702-3.0 - Procedure

4 Del. Admin. Code § 702-3.0

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Current through Reigster Vol. 28, No. 6, December 1, 2024
Section 702-3.0 - Procedure
3.1 The Commissioner shall provide notice of license renewal to all suppliers whose name (corporate, partnership, or proprietary name, and not trade name) starts with an alphabetical letter of "A" to "K" by November 15 of each odd numbered year, and payment of the renewal fee from the licensee is due within 30 days. All licenses issued by the Commissioner to Suppliers (A to K) shall be for a period of 2 years beginning January 1 of each even-numbered year and ending December 31 of the following odd-numbered year.
3.2 The Commissioner shall provide notice of license renewal to all suppliers whose name (corporate, partnership, or proprietary name, and not trade name) starts with an alphabetical letter of "L" to "Z" by November 15 of each even numbered year, and payment of the renewal fee from the licensee is due within 30 days. All licenses issued by the Commissioner to Suppliers (L to Z) shall be for a period of 2 years beginning January 1 of each odd-numbered year and ending December 31 of the following even-numbered year.
3.3 If the supplier fails to comply with subsection 3.2 of this regulation, but renews its license prior to December 31, it will be subject to a $100 late renewal penalty.
3.4 If a supplier whose name begins with the letter A to K fails to submit a renewal application, along with the fee, by December 31 of odd numbered years, the license will expire, and the supplier will be prohibited by law from shipping alcoholic liquor into the state as of January 1.
3.5 If a supplier whose name begins with the letter L to Z fails to submit a renewal application, along with the fee, by December 31 of even numbered years, the license will expire, and the supplier will be prohibited by law from shipping alcoholic liquor into the state as of January 1.
3.6 If alcoholic liquor is shipped into the state by an unlicensed supplier, all alcoholic liquor may be seized under the provisions of 4 Del.C. Ch. 11.
3.7 Suppliers who allow their license to expire shall be required to file a complete application, including the $1,000 processing fee, before being issued a new license unless they apply for a license to ship t 200 cases or less per year.

4 Del. Admin. Code § 702-3.0

28 DE Reg. 320 (10/1/2024) (Final)