(a) No wholesale dealer and distributor licensed under § 3-5-206 may purchase or order any malt beverage for importation into the state from any source other than one possessed of a nonresident seller's permit. (b) No such wholesale dealer and distributor may purchase or order any beer or malt liquor for importation into this state from any permittee whose permit has been revoked or suspended after such wholesaler has received notice of the revocation or suspension. Acts 1995, No. 537, § 7. (a) No wholesale dealer and distributor licensed under § 3-5-206 may purchase or order any malt beverage for importation into the state from any source other than one possessed of a nonresident seller's permit. (b) No such wholesale dealer and distributor may purchase or order any beer or malt liquor for importation into this state from any permittee whose permit has been revoked or suspended after such wholesaler has received notice of the revocation or suspension. Acts 1995, No. 537, § 7. (a) No wholesale dealer and distributor licensed under § 3-5-206 may purchase or order any malt beverage for importation into the state from any source other than one possessed of a nonresident seller's permit. (b) No such wholesale dealer and distributor may purchase or order any beer or malt liquor for importation into this state from any permittee whose permit has been revoked or suspended after such wholesaler has received notice of the revocation or suspension. Acts 1995, No. 537, § 7. (a) No wholesale dealer and distributor licensed under § 3-5-206 may purchase or order any malt beverage for importation into the state from any source other than one possessed of a nonresident seller's permit. (b) No such wholesale dealer and distributor may purchase or order any beer or malt liquor for importation into this state from any permittee whose permit has been revoked or suspended after such wholesaler has received notice of the revocation or suspension. Acts 1995, No. 537, § 7.
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