West Virginia Code of State Rules
Agency 175 - Alcohol Beverage Control Commission
Title 175 - LEGISLATIVE RULE ALCOHOL BEVERAGE CONTROL COMMISSIONER
Series 175-06 - Bailment Policies and Procedures
Section 175-6-7 - Defective Merchandise and Concealed Damage or Shortage
Universal Citation: 175 WV Code of State Rules 175-6-7
Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 38, September 20, 2024
7.1. Defective alcoholic liquors.
7.1.1. ABCC owned alcoholic liquors.
7.1.1.1. Alcoholic liquors owned by ABCC will
be returned to the supplier if found to be defective or unsalable.
a. Defective alcoholic liquors located in
retail liquor stores will processed in accordance with the procedure provided
in 175 C.S.R. 1, §4.9.
b.
Defective alcoholic liquors located in the ABCC warehouse will be disposed of
in accordance with instructions provided by the supplier. Such disposition
instructions must be provided by the supplier within thirty (30) days after the
supplier is notified of the defective alcoholic liquors. ABCC may destroy the
defective alcoholic liquors and invoice the supplier for handling charges if
the supplier fails to provide disposition instructions.
7.1.2. Bailment alcoholic liquors.
7.1.2.1. Defective alcoholic liquors
available through the bailment method of warehousing must be removed from the
ABCC warehouse.
7.1.2.2. Defective
alcoholic liquors located in retail liquor store and which were obtained from
supplier bailment stock must be processed in accordance with the procedures
provided in 175 C.S.R. 1, §4.9.
a. ABCC
personnel are authorized to direct the return of defective alcoholic liquors
from retail liquor stores to the ABCC warehouse and to invoice suppliers for
the handling cost.
b. Because
retail liquor stores will be credited by the ABCC for defective alcoholic
liquors which are returned, suppliers are required to grant a credit of equal
amount to the ABCC. Under no circumstances will the ABCC be deemed to purchase
any defective alcoholic liquors provided out of bailment stock.
7.2. Concealed damage or shortage.
7.2.1. ABCC
owned alcoholic liquors.
7.2.1.1. ABCC will be
provided appropriate credit by suppliers for alcoholic liquors which are
damaged or shorted and located in the ABCC warehouse.
7.2.1.2. Alcoholic liquors which are damaged
or shorted and located in retail liquor stores will be processed in accordance
with the procedures provided in 175 C.S.R. 1, §4.9. Appropriate credit
will be provided to the respective retail liquor stores and disposition
instructions will be requested from suppliers. The ABCC may destroy damaged
alcoholic liquors and invoice the supplier for handling charges if disposition
instructions are not provided within thirty (30) days after the supplier is
notified of damaged alcoholic liquors.
7.2.2. Bailment alcoholic liquors.
7.2.2.1. Damaged or shorted alcoholic liquors
which are located in the ABCC warehouse and available through the bailment
method of warehousing must be removed from the warehouse.
7.2.2.2. Alcoholic liquors which are damaged
or shorted and located in retail liquor stores will be processed in accordance
with the procedures provided in 175 C.S.R. 1, §4.9.
a. ABCC personnel are authorized to direct
the return of damaged alcoholic liquors to the warehouse and invoice the
supplier for all handling charges, regardless of whether the supplier provides
disposition instructions within thirty (30) days of being notified of the
damaged alcoholic liquors.
b.
Appropriate credit will be provided by the supplier to the retail liquor
store.
7.3. The ABCC will under no circumstances be deemed to purchase any defective alcoholic liquors from that which is provided for distribution by bailment.
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