57-7-103. What sales may be made by druggists Register of sales Inspection.
(a) The provisions of this chapter shall not be construed to prevent the sale of alcohol and wine in quantities of not less than one (1) quart by wholesale druggists to retail druggists or to physicians, and legally licensed and duly registered dentists, to be used by them in their practice, or to bona fide manufacturers and institutions using alcohol and wine for mechanical, scientific, sacramental, or pharmaceutical purposes, in connection with their business, in pursuance of a written order from the purchaser on special order blanks prescribed for that purpose by the commissioner of agriculture and the attorney general. Wholesale druggists shall keep a register showing in complete and correct form each sale, the quantity of alcohol or wine, the date of sale, the person to whom sold, the address to which delivered, the date and method of delivery and, in a file readily accessible, the original order upon which such delivery was made. Wholesale druggists shall likewise keep a register which shall show all purchases of alcohol and wine made by them, the amount purchased, the date purchased, and from whom purchased. All such registers and files shall be open to inspection of all officers charged with the enforcement of this chapter.
(b) Failure to maintain proper registration of sales of alcohol and wine as provided in subsection (a) is a Class C misdemeanor.
57-7-103. What sales may be made by druggists Register of sales Inspection.
(a) The provisions of this chapter shall not be construed to prevent the sale of alcohol and wine in quantities of not less than one (1) quart by wholesale druggists to retail druggists or to physicians, and legally licensed and duly registered dentists, to be used by them in their practice, or to bona fide manufacturers and institutions using alcohol and wine for mechanical, scientific, sacramental, or pharmaceutical purposes, in connection with their business, in pursuance of a written order from the purchaser on special order blanks prescribed for that purpose by the commissioner of agriculture and the attorney general. Wholesale druggists shall keep a register showing in complete and correct form each sale, the quantity of alcohol or wine, the date of sale, the person to whom sold, the address to which delivered, the date and method of delivery and, in a file readily accessible, the original order upon which such delivery was made. Wholesale druggists shall likewise keep a register which shall show all purchases of alcohol and wine made by them, the amount purchased, the date purchased, and from whom purchased. All such registers and files shall be open to inspection of all officers charged with the enforcement of this chapter.
(b) Failure to maintain proper registration of sales of alcohol and wine as provided in subsection (a) is a Class C misdemeanor.
57-7-103. What sales may be made by druggists Register of sales Inspection.
(a) The provisions of this chapter shall not be construed to prevent the sale of alcohol and wine in quantities of not less than one (1) quart by wholesale druggists to retail druggists or to physicians, and legally licensed and duly registered dentists, to be used by them in their practice, or to bona fide manufacturers and institutions using alcohol and wine for mechanical, scientific, sacramental, or pharmaceutical purposes, in connection with their business, in pursuance of a written order from the purchaser on special order blanks prescribed for that purpose by the commissioner of agriculture and the attorney general. Wholesale druggists shall keep a register showing in complete and correct form each sale, the quantity of alcohol or wine, the date of sale, the person to whom sold, the address to which delivered, the date and method of delivery and, in a file readily accessible, the original order upon which such delivery was made. Wholesale druggists shall likewise keep a register which shall show all purchases of alcohol and wine made by them, the amount purchased, the date purchased, and from whom purchased. All such registers and files shall be open to inspection of all officers charged with the enforcement of this chapter.
(b) Failure to maintain proper registration of sales of alcohol and wine as provided in subsection (a) is a Class C misdemeanor.
