Section 237-6-020 - CANCELLATION/DENIAL OF LICENSES020.01 Where approval or authorization for issuance of any liquor license has been made by the Commission subject to any condition and that condition is not met the applicant will be subject at all times during this period of non-issuance to an Order of the Commission to show cause why the approval should not be cancelled and the application denied for failure to meet the conditions for issuance.020.02 Where a license has been approved by the Commission and forwarded to the city, village or county clerk, as the case may be, for the collection of the appropriate fees and issuance and the applicant does not complete the licensing process by paying such appropriate fees and obtaining such license within twenty-one calendar days from the receipt by the city clerk, village or county clerk, as the case may be, for the license, the clerk shall immediately return the license to the commission and the applicant shall be subject to an Order of the Commission directing the applicant to show cause why the approval of the license should not be cancelled and the application denied.020.03 Where a license has been issued and the licensee for any reason during the license year fails to operate the license for a total of thirty continuous days or sixty total days the licensee shall be subject to an Order of the Commission directing that the licensee show cause why the license should not be cancelled for non-use.020.04 Where a license has been issued and the licensee finds that the licensee will not be able to maintain continuous operation during the license year as a result of fire, tornado, flood, loss of lease or some other reason constituting a hardship the licensee shall apply to the commission within thirty days of the occurrence constituting hardship for permission to voluntarily cease operations and maintain the licensee's license for a period of time not to exceed the end of the licensed year for which the license was issued. Any such status afforded shall be reviewable by the commission within sixty days of the end of any license year in which such status has been afforded. Failure to afford such status or the recision of such status shall subject the licensee to an Order of the Commission to show cause why the licensee's license should not be cancelled.020.05 Failure on the part of the licensee to show good cause for either (A) the licensee's non-compliance with conditions of issuance, (B) the licensee's non-completion of the licensing process by the paying of the appropriate fees and obtaining the license from local officials, (C) the licensee's non-use or (D) the licensee's non-operation due to hardship shall result in the license being cancelled or the previous preliminary approval being rescinded and the application denied.020.06 Licenses that have been suspended, cancelled or revoked by the Commission, but are operating under a judicial stay may be renewed according to the renewal statutes. However, any license renewed while suspended, cancelled or revoked but operating under judicial stay shall be subject to the same suspension, cancellation, or revocation that was attached to the original license once the judicial stay is dissolved.237 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 6, § 020