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Code · Illinois · Chapter 235 — LIQUOR · Act 5

Sec. 6-17.5. Purchase of wine or spirits by a retail licensee from another retail licensee.

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Sec. 6-17.5. Purchase of wine or spirits by a retail licensee from another retail licensee.
(a)No retail licensee may purchase wine or spirits from, or possess wine or spirits purchased from, any person other than a distributor or importing distributor; however, a retail licensee that purchases wine or spirits from a licensed Illinois retailer shall only receive a warning for the first 2 violations of this Section within a 12-month period. If a retail licensee violates this Section a third time within the same 12-month period of the preceding 2 warnings, then the retailer licensee may be subject to the penalties under Section 10-1.
(b)A retailer that is delinquent in payment pursuant to Section 6-5 shall be prohibited from purchasing wine or spirits from another retailer pursuant to this Section until the indebtedness is cured.
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