40 Pa. Code § 11.238 - Permit holders
(a) The Board
may accept the return of product from permit holders who sell alcohol less than
15 days in the course of a year, such as special occasion, wine auction or
spirit auction permit holders.
(b)
At the time product is picked up or delivered, permit holders will be made
aware, through the provision of a pre-authorization form, of all of the
following conditions for the return of liquor:
(1) If the product was picked up at a
Pennsylvania liquor store, the permit holder shall return the product to that
store and no other Board location.
(2) If the product was delivered by the Board
to the event location, only 100% full, unopened cases will be accepted by the
Board's delivery truck for return. All other product shall be returned to a
Pennsylvania liquor store or licensee service center as directed by the
Board.
(3) The product must be
saleable liquor in the original containers, unopened and unadulterated, as when
originally sold by the State Liquor Stores. "Saleable" means that the products
and containers must look as they did when originally purchased.
(4) At the time of the return, the permit
holder shall provide the Board with documentation of the transaction, as
defined in §
11.231(d)
(relating to general provisions).
(5) The product shall be returned within 30
days of the date of purchase.
(6)
The product must be kept out of direct sunlight and in a temperature-controlled
environment, such as a refrigerator, temperature-controlled delivery truck or
any other location where the temperature does not reach below 55° or above
75°.
(c) The permit
holder will be required to acknowledge the pre-authorization form, which will
be maintained on file with the Board.
(d) Permit holders who return product in
accordance with the conditions in this section will receive a refund.
(1) Refunds will be in the amount of the
price paid for the product, as evidenced by the documentation of the
transaction, as defined in §
11.231(d).
(2) Refunds for a return of less than 12
bottles, regardless of type or brand, will not be assessed a handling
charge.
(3) Refunds for a return of
12 bottles or more, regardless of type or brand, will be assessed a handling
charge of 12.5% of the total amount refunded or $50, whichever is
greater.
(4) Fees for the services
of a delivery truck are non-refundable.
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