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Code · North Dakota · Title 05 · Chapter 5-01 — General Provisions

5-01-11. Unfair competition - Penalty.

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A manufacturer may not have any financial interest in any wholesale alcoholic beverage business. A manufacturer or wholesaler may not have any financial interest in any retail alcoholic beverage establishment and may not furnish any such retailer with anything of value. A
retailer may not have any financial interest in any manufacturer, supplier, or wholesaler. A wholesaler may:
1. Extend normal commercial credits to retailers for industry products sold to them. The
state tax commissioner may determine by rule the definition of "normal commercial
credits" for each segment of the industry.
2. Furnish retailers with beer containers and equipment for dispensing of tap beer if the
expense to the wholesaler associated with the furnishing of containers, equipment,
and tap or coil cleaning service does not exceed one hundred fifty dollars per tap per
calendar year.
3. Furnish outside signs to retailers if the sign cost does not exceed four hundred dollars
exclusive of costs of erection and repair.
4. Furnish miscellaneous materials to retailers not to exceed one hundred dollars per
year. "Miscellaneous materials" not subject to this limitation include any indoor
point-of-sale items for retail placement. Point-of-sale items include back bar signs,
pool table lights, neon window signs, and items of a similar nature. The point-of-sale
items must be limited to five hundred dollars per retail account from the wholesaler for
each of the wholesaler's brewers or suppliers. Any wholesaler, retailer, or manufacturer violating this section, or any rule adopted to implement this section, and any retailer receiving benefits thereby, is guilty of a class A misdemeanor. A microbrew pub is exempt from the provisions of this section to the extent that this section restricts the co-ownership of a manufacturer's license and a retail license for the purpose of a microbrew pub.
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