60-4-1 Grant and revocation of licenses; issuance or renewal for calendar year
60-4-2 Licenses for manufacture
60-4-3a Distillery, mini-distillery, and micro-distillery license to manufacture and sell
60-4-3b Winery and farm winery license to manufacture and sell
60-4-4 Purchase and resale of alcoholic liquors and ethyl alcohol by wholesale druggists
60-4-5 Licenses for purchase at wholesale for industrial or scientific uses; wine for sacramental purposes
60-4-6 Purchase and resale of alcoholic liquors and ethyl alcohol by retail druggists
60-4-7 Stills used for laboratory or pharmaceutical purposes
60-4-7a Individuals authorized to manufacture ethyl alcohol for use in the production of gasohol for personal use
60-4-8 Stills used by commercial chemists for laboratory purposes
60-4-9 Separate license for each place of business; change §60-4-10 of location
60-4-10 Notice of application for license
60-4-11 Time to file application and pay fee
60-4-12 License granted or refused within fifteen days; refund of fee
60-4-13 When license to be refused
60-4-14 Annual payment of license fee; effect of failure to pay
60-4-15 Amount of license fees
60-4-16 Records and monthly reports required of licensee
60-4-17 Rules, regulations and reports necessary for effective administration
60-4-18 Taxation, etc., of licensees by municipal corporations
60-4-19 When license revoked
60-4-20 Notice of and hearing on revocation; disposition of stock
60-4-21 Appeal
60-4-22 Wholesale representatives’ licenses
60-4-23 License to operate a facility where exotic entertainment is offered; definitions; restrictions, regulations and prohibitions; prohibitions against minors; application, renewal, license fee, restrictions on transfer; effective date; legislative rules; unla
60-4-3c License required for sale and shipment of liquor by a distillery, mini-distillery or micro-distillery; shipment of limited quantities of liquor permitted by a private direct shipper; requirements; license fee, and penalties
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Terms Used In West Virginia Code > Chapter 60 > Article 4 - Licenses

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