§ 13.78. Special and luxury item orders: requirements and conditions.
(a) Orders obtained in accordance with this subchapter and presented by licensed vendors or their agents to State Liquor Stores for licensees shall be filled at the established wholesale case prices prescribed by the Board for sales to licensees. The wholesale prices apply only when the retail value of the order equals or exceeds the minimum retail value established by the Board.
(b) Orders presented at State Liquor Stores by agents on behalf of persons other than licensees, such as individuals, or orders presented by individual customers themselves, shall be at the established retail special liquor order or luxury item prices. No order may be taken for less than two bottles.
(c) A licensed vendor or the vendor’s agents may not obtain an order from either a licensee or other person unless there is obtained at the same time a sum not less than the amount required by the Board for deposit on special order sales under the Liquor Code. State Liquor Stores may, at the time of receiving the order or releasing the liquor to the purchaser, accept the checks of licensees in payment.
(d) A licensed vendor or the vendor’s agent may not extend credit to a licensee or any other person.
Source The provisions of this § 13.78 amended July 8, 1977, 7 Pa.B. 1890; amended December 17, 1999, effective December 18, 1999, 29 Pa.B. 6337; amended February 6, 2009, effective February 7, 2009, 39 Pa.B. 682. Immediately preceding text appears at serial page (261763).
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