Sections
26 entriesSection 24070Allows department-approved intercounty general-license transfers within annual county caps, generally 10% and no more than 25. A covered newly issued or transferred…Section 24070.1Allows an on-sale license issued for a bona fide public eating place to be transferred from one licensee to another person for…Section 24070.2Allows an off-sale general license issued before April 29, 1992, and located within any of the specified Los Angeles County census tracts…Section 24070.5Limits transfer of a winegrower’s license after the winegrower has failed to actively conduct business under that license for one year. Regardless…Section 24071Allows specified family, estate, fiduciary, bankruptcy, receivership, trust, partnership, and wholly owned entity license transfers, generally for $100 or $115 depending on…Section 24071.1Requires a corporation or limited partnership to transfer its license to itself as newly constituted when specified ownership changes reach 50 percent,…Section 24071.2Requires a limited liability company to transfer its license to itself as newly constituted when at least 50 percent of membership interests…Section 24072Sets transfer application fees at $1,250 for person-to-person general licenses, $335 for other person transfers, $780 for premises transfers, and $6,000 for…Section 24072.1Allows an on-sale license for a bona fide public eating place to transfer to other premises for either a bona fide public…Section 24072.2Allows an on-sale license for a bona fide public eating place to be exchanged for a similar public-premises license, and vice versa,…Section 24072.3Allows a brewpub-restaurant license first issued on or before December 31, 2019, to be exchanged for a bona fide public eating place…Section 24072.5Allows an on-sale general license and a special on-sale general license to be exchanged for one another at any time with department…Section 24073Requires specified retail-license transfers, before the transfer application is filed, to record a county notice identifying the parties, licenses, premises, consideration, payment…Section 24074Requires a license transfer involving consideration to use an independent escrow established before the transfer application, with the full consideration deposited and…Section 24074.1Requires an escrow holder to comply with Financial Code provisions, acknowledge each creditor claim within 10 days of receipt, and, within 10…Section 24074.2Prohibits an escrow holder handling an alcoholic-beverage license transfer from releasing escrowed funds in exchange for a promissory note or any other…Section 24074.3Requires an intended transferee, within 30 days after filing the specified transfer application, to file a perjury statement that the escrow-agreement purchase…Section 24074.4Exempts an off-sale beer and wine business or license transfer from the escrow requirement when a corporate guarantor with consolidated net worth…Section 24075Exempts specified license transfers by executors, administrators, guardians, conservators, trustees, most receivers, and other persons properly discharging official or legally imposed trust…Section 24076Prohibits a licensee from agreeing to pledge transfer of the license as security for a loan or performance of an agreement. Bars…Section 24077Bars transfer of any license into a county whose population is 35,000 or less, notwithstanding other law. The restriction is stated solely…Section 24078Allows a special on-sale general license to be transferred from one person to another or from one premises to another under the…Section 24079Limits the purchase price or consideration for transferring a newly issued on-sale general or off-sale general license, during the first two years…Section 24080Requires every intended transferee applying to transfer an on-sale or off-sale general license to state whether consideration paid to the transferor includes…Section 24081Allows a licensee whose premises are destroyed by fire, an act of God, or another force beyond its control to operate for…Section 24082Allows a licensee whose premises were destroyed by fire or an act of God, or taken by eminent domain, to move the…