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WINERY STORAGE PERMIT. 45.04 WITNESS BEFORE THE TABC. 5.44 Accomplice testimony. 101.06 ZONING. (See "Local Regulations") Generally 109.57 Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code (2009) 246
APPENDIX A AGRICULTURE CODE Sec. 12.039. CERTAIN WINE PRODUCED OR BOTTLED IN THIS STATE. (a) The Texas Wine Marketing Research Institute or other qualified entity shall, as funding is available, conduct an annual study relating to the quantities and varieties of grapes and other fruit grown in this state that are used for wine making. (b) Not later than October 15 of the study year, the Texas Wine Marketing Research Institute or other qualified entity shall submit a report to the commissioner. The report must: (1) include: (A) the quantities and varieties of grapes and other fruit grown in this state that are available on September 30 of the study year for use in wine making; (B) the needs of wineries in this state for those grapes and other fruit to meet the wineries' projected production estimates for the following calendar year; and (C) recommendations regarding the varieties of grapes and other fruit grown in this state for which a reduction in the percentage by volume of Texas grapes used should be granted under Subsection (d); or (2) state that funding was not available to complete the study required by this section. (c) If a statement is provided in accordance with Subsection (b)(2), the reporting entity shall include in the report: (1) any information that has been routinely collected or developed by the reporting entity and that might be useful in determining the quantities and varieties of grapes and other fruit grown in this state that are available for use in wine making the following calendar year; and (2) recommendations regarding the varieties of grapes and other fruit grown in this state for which a reduction in the percentage by volume of Texas grapes used should be granted under Subsection (d). (d) The commissioner shall review the report and, if the commissioner determines that the quantity of a variety of grapes or other fruit grown in this state is insufficient for the wineries in this state to produce their projected production estimates during the following calendar year, the commissioner may reduce the percentage by volume of fermented juice of grapes or other fruit grown in this state that wine containing that particular variety of grape or other fruit must contain under Section 16.011, Alcoholic Beverage Code. The percentage established under this subsection must ensure that the use of that variety of grape or other fruit grown in this state is maximized while allowing for the acquisition of grapes or other fruit grown outside of this state in a quantity sufficient to meet the needs of wineries in this state. (e) The commissioner shall submit the commissioner's determination to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission in writing and publish the commissioner's determination in the Texas Register and on the department's Internet website not later than December 31 of the study year. (f) A percentage requirement established under Subsection (d) applies to wine bottled under Section 16.011, Alcoholic Beverage Code, during the calendar year following the study year. (g) If a winery in this state finds that the determination made by the commissioner under Subsection (d) does not reduce the percentage requirement with respect to a particular variety of grape or other fruit to a level sufficient for the winery to meet the winery's planned production for the relevant year, the winery may submit documentation or other information to the commissioner substantiating that the winery has not been able to acquire those grapes or other fruit grown in this state in an amount sufficient to meet the winery's production needs. If the commissioner determines that there is not a sufficient quantity of that variety of grapes or other fruit grown in this state to meet the needs of that winery, the commissioner may reduce the percentage requirement for wine bottled during the remainder of the calendar year that contains that variety of fruit. Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code (2009) 247
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ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CODE SEPTEMBER 1
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TITLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS Chapter
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Chapter 104. Chapter 105. Chapter 1
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ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CODE TITLE 1. GE
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(18) "Original package," as applied
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Sec. 5.02. MEMBERS OF COMMISSION; A
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appropriation. The commission or ad
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whom he represents and of the fact
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law or regulations, in order to rec
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order, the judge hearing the matter
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(b) If a written complaint is filed
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(b) The report must specify the num
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laws of this state that applies for
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shall be on a form prescribed by th
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(c) Notwithstanding any other provi
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(d) This section does not apply to
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surrendered. An application submitt
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109.53 of this code for any cause o
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SUBCHAPTER C. CANCELLATION AND SUSP
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(4) who possesses a concealed handg
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(c) The following circumstances jus
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Sec. 11.73. AFFIRMATION OF COMPLIAN
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(b) A sampling event authorized by
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(1) not the holder of a permit auth
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and malt liquor that is illegal to
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(b) The holder of a package store p
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(4) sharing or utilizing the same b
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Sec. 24.05. PROHIBITED INTERESTS. (
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spouse, during the five years immed
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(b) A permittee who fails to comply
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Sec. 27.14. APPLICATION OF WINE AND
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transporter may acquire the alcohol
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(2) the home port of the boat is in
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Sec. 30.04. PURCHASE OF DISTILLED S
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center and that borders a lake may
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third person guaranteed by all the
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not less than 50 acres that is owne
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the permit holder is storing or ser
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(b) The commission may not issue mo
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produce, including tastings, at a r
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from a holder of a mixed beverage p
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Sec. 43.04. ELIGIBILITY FOR PERMIT.
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(3) sell denatured or industrial al
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CHAPTER 51. MINIBAR PERMIT Sec. 51.
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(i) During the tasting, not more th
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Sec. 54.04. PERMIT FEE. The annual
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SUBTITLE B. LICENSES CHAPTER 61. PR
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(b) The commission's rules shall sp
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(i) A master may be an employee of
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Sec. 61.37. CERTIFICATION OF WET OR
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(7) the applicant is not of good mo
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Sec. 61.48. RENEWAL APPLICATION. An
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(30) is residentially domiciled wit
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usiness does in fact endanger the g
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Sec. 61.86. DISCIPLINE FOR ACTIONS
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(c) A truck operated by a licensed
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Sec. 64.05. PERSONS INELIGIBLE FOR
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Sec. 66.06. RENEWAL OF LICENSE. App
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(1) prostitution; (2) a vagrancy of
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(b) The holder of a retail dealer's
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Sec. 73.03. LICENSE REQUIRED. A per
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Sec. 74.06. QUALITY STANDARDS. Manu
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(b-1) If an individual other than a
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SUBCHAPTER B. OFFENSES RELATING TO
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(1) any compound made from syntheti
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applicant's record. After entry of
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Sec. 102.05. HOTEL: MULTIPLE INTERE
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(2) the name, emblem, logo, or bran
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(1) a holder of a manufacturer's or
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of any general, local, or branch di
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SUBCHAPTER D. BEER INDUSTRY FAIR DE
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e named in writing by each party an
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less any state taxes which have bee
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shall command the sheriff or consta
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or more of the gross receipts of th
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(b) In a standard hours area, a per
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(f) A minor who commits an offense
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Sec. 106.10. PLEA OF GUILTY BY MINO
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(1) that the violation could not re
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use without being required to hold
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officer, director, or firm member,
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erect and maintain one sign at each
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member of the manufacturing or dist
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qualified licensee or permittee, he
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(c) In exercising the authority gra
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(b) If a municipality submits a pet
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(b) The commission may deny a licen
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separately and individually for eac
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Sec. 110.053. SALE AND SHIPMENT OF
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Sec. 201.13. SALE OF UNTAXED LIQUOR
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Sec. 201.73. DESIGN. The commission
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Sec. 203.11. EVIDENCE IN SUIT. In a
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(b) All revenues derived from the c
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Sec. 206.01. RECORDS. (a) A permitt
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TITLE 6. LOCAL OPTION ELECTIONS CHA
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Sec. 251.79. AREAS IN WHICH CERTAIN
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Grounds of cancellation or suspensi
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Inside displays. 108.51, 108.52 Man
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Appeals. (See same in this index.)
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Premises (See same in this index) P
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Page 209 and 210: Unlawful. 22.10; 22.11; 24.09; 24.1
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Page 245 and 246: Unsalable beer. 203.04 Reports to T
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