Serving Liquor Clause Samples

The 'Serving Liquor' clause defines the rules and responsibilities related to the provision and consumption of alcoholic beverages at an event or on certain premises. Typically, this clause specifies who is authorized to serve liquor, any licensing requirements, and compliance with applicable laws and regulations. For example, it may require that only licensed bartenders serve alcohol or that service stops at a designated time. The core function of this clause is to ensure legal compliance and manage liability risks associated with serving alcohol, thereby protecting the parties involved from potential legal or safety issues.
Serving Liquor. The Fairgrounds will notify the County Authorities that you are requesting to serve alcohol on County property, you may serve without an WSLB Permit, but NOT sell. If you are selling* you must provide a copy of your Special Occasion License through WSLB. Initial
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Serving Liquor a. All attendees must obey the State of Missouri and local Wildwood/County alcohol and drug laws. b. Cash bars or selling of alcohol is not allowed on the premises during rental events. c. No one under 21 shall be served alcoholic beverages on the premises and, if alcohol will be served, no minors are to be present without parental permission. (see 1. General, Item “c”) d. Alcohol brought onto the premises must be attended to by at least one adult at all times. Failure to abide by this requirement shall result in fines for the rental event and be subject to other applicable fees. e. The renter is responsible for any actions arising from the dispensing of alcohol at rental events.
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Serving Liquor a. All attendees must obey the State of Missouri and local Wildwood/County alcohol and drug laws. b. Cash bars or selling of alcohol is not allowed on the premises during rental events. c. No one under 21 shall be served alcoholic beverages on the premises and, if alcohol will be served, no minors are to be present without parental permission. (see 1. General, Item “c”) d. Alcohol brought onto the premises must be attended to by at least one adult at all times. Failure to abide by this requirement shall result in loss of the full amount of the security deposit for the rental event and be subject to other applicable fines and fees. e. The renter is responsible for any actions arising from the dispensing of alcohol at rental events.
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