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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 125 — Alcohol beverages

125.04 General licensing requirements.

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125.04 General licensing requirements.
(1)License or permit; when required. No person may sell, manufacture, rectify, brew or engage in any other activity for which this chapter provides a license, permit, or other type of authorization without holding the appropriate license, permit or authorization issued under this chapter.
(2)Licenses or permits issued in violation of chapter. No license or permit may be issued to any person except as provided in this chapter. Any license or permit issued in violation of this chapter is void.
(3)Applications for licenses and permits.
(a)Contents. The division shall prepare an application form for each kind of license, other than a manager’s or operator’s license, and for each kind of permit issued under this chapter. Each form, except an operator’s permit form, shall require all of the following information:
1. A history of the applicant relevant to the applicant’s fitness to hold a license or permit, including whether the applicant is a restricted investor requiring disclosure under s. 125.20
(a)5. and the basis of this status.
2. The kind of license or permit for which the applicant is applying.
3. The premises where alcohol beverages will be sold or stored or both.
4. If the applicant is a corporation, the identity of the corporate officers and agent.
4L. If the applicant is a limited liability company, the identity of the company members or managers and agent.
4m. If the applicant is a cooperative organized under ch. 185 , the identity of the cooperative members, board of directors, and agent.
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