Acts and Regulations

L-10 - Liquor Control Act

Section 124
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Sacramental wine vendor’s licence
124(1)A sacramental wine vendor’s licence may be issued to any person or corporation authorizing the licensee to sell wine for sacramental or religious purposes to
(a) any clergyman of a religious faith that uses wine for sacramental uses or in the performance of religious ceremonies, and, subject to subsections (2) and (3), any other person who at the time of sale produces authorization in writing signed by any such clergyman permitting such person to purchase such wine for sacramental or religious uses, and
(b) any person in another province who, under the laws of that province, may import such wine.
124(2)No clergyman to whom paragraph (1)(a) applies shall authorize any other person to purchase sacramental wine on his behalf if, at the time authority is given, any other person holds such authority.
124(3)The holder of a sacramental wine vendor’s licence shall not sell, deliver, or ship wine for sacramental uses to any person unless that person has given to the licensee a written order signed by the person giving the order, bearing the date on which it was given, and stating the kind and quantity of wine ordered.
124(4)Each licensee shall keep a separate written record in which he shall show the date on which, and the name of the person to whom, each sale of wine for sacramental purposes was made, and also the kind and quantity sold in each sale and the price charged therefor.
1971, c.43, s.16; 1974, c.26 (Supp.), s.3; 1983, c.47, s.7; 1992, c.90, s.81
Issuance of sacramental wine vendor’s licence
124(1)A sacramental wine vendor’s licence may be issued to any person or corporation authorizing the licensee to sell wine for sacramental or religious purposes to
(a) any clergyman of a religious faith that uses wine for sacramental uses or in the performance of religious ceremonies, and, subject to subsections (2) and (3), any other person who at the time of sale produces authorization in writing signed by any such clergyman permitting such person to purchase such wine for sacramental or religious uses, and
(b) any person in another province who, under the laws of that province, may import such wine.
Prohibitions respecting licence
124(2)No clergyman to whom paragraph (1)(a) applies shall authorize any other person to purchase sacramental wine on his behalf if, at the time authority is given, any other person holds such authority.
Prohibitions respecting licence
124(3)The holder of a sacramental wine vendor’s licence shall not sell, deliver, or ship wine for sacramental uses to any person unless that person has given to the licensee a written order signed by the person giving the order, bearing the date on which it was given, and stating the kind and quantity of wine ordered.
Records respecting sale of sacramental wine
124(4)Each licensee shall keep a separate written record in which he shall show the date on which, and the name of the person to whom, each sale of wine for sacramental purposes was made, and also the kind and quantity sold in each sale and the price charged therefor.
1971, c.43, s.16; 1974, c.26(Supp.), s.3; 1983, c.47, s.7; 1992, c.90, s.81