Acts and Regulations

L-10 - Liquor Control Act

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Form of payment for liquor
129(1)Subject to subsections (2) and (3), no person holding a licence under this Act shall take, receive or accept anything except current money in payment for, or on account of, any liquor supplied by the licensee, and no licensee shall, directly or indirectly, give or allow credit, in whole or in part, for or on account of any liquor sold, supplied or to be supplied by the licensee, or advance any money for the purchase of liquor.
129(2)Where liquor is purchased in any licensed premises, credit may be given to the purchaser for the sale price of the liquor if the sale price of the liquor is charged to the purchaser under established credit arrangements approved by the Minister.
129(2.1)Repealed: 1987, c.33, s.1
129(3)No licensee to whom subsection (1) refers shall take or receive any money or money’s worth by way of a deposit or pledge for the purpose of securing the price of liquor to be supplied by the licensee at any future time.
129(4)No licensee to whom subsection (1) refers shall, in any room in which liquor is served or consumed in the premises with respect to which his licence is issued, cash or negotiate a cheque, order or other evidence of indebtedness, given in payment of wages or salary, nor shall he permit any other person to do so therein.
129(5)No person shall, in any room in which liquor is served or consumed in any licensed premises, cash or negotiate a cheque, order or other evidence of indebtedness, given in payment of wages or salary.
129(6)Any money or security, or any deposit paid, given or pledged in contravention of this section, or the full value thereof, may be recovered in any court of competent jurisdiction, by the person making the deposit, payment, gift or pledge, from the licensee, free of all claims of the licensee, and, in addition, the licensee is liable to any penalty for breach of this section.
1961-62, c.3, s.114; 1974, c.26 (Supp.), s.3; 1984, c.50, s.15; 1987, c.33, s.1; 1992, c.90, s.88
Form of payment for liquor
129(1)Subject to subsections (2) and (3), no person holding a licence under this Act shall take, receive or accept anything except current money in payment for, or on account of, any liquor supplied by the licensee, and no licensee shall, directly or indirectly, give or allow credit, in whole or in part, for or on account of any liquor sold, supplied or to be supplied by the licensee, or advance any money for the purchase of liquor.
129(2)Where liquor is purchased in any licensed premises, credit may be given to the purchaser for the sale price of the liquor if the sale price of the liquor is charged to the purchaser under established credit arrangements approved by the Minister.
129(2.1)Repealed: 1987, c.33, s.1
129(3)No licensee to whom subsection (1) refers shall take or receive any money or money’s worth by way of a deposit or pledge for the purpose of securing the price of liquor to be supplied by the licensee at any future time.
129(4)No licensee to whom subsection (1) refers shall, in any room in which liquor is served or consumed in the premises with respect to which his licence is issued, cash or negotiate a cheque, order or other evidence of indebtedness, given in payment of wages or salary, nor shall he permit any other person to do so therein.
129(5)No person shall, in any room in which liquor is served or consumed in any licensed premises, cash or negotiate a cheque, order or other evidence of indebtedness, given in payment of wages or salary.
129(6)Any money or security, or any deposit paid, given or pledged in contravention of this section, or the full value thereof, may be recovered in any court of competent jurisdiction, by the person making the deposit, payment, gift or pledge, from the licensee, free of all claims of the licensee, and, in addition, the licensee is liable to any penalty for breach of this section.
1961-62, c.3, s.114; 1974, c.26(Supp.), s.3; 1984, c.50, s.15; 1987, c.33, s.1; 1992, c.90, s.88