| (a) Malt beverages intended to be delivered in sales
transactions consummated at a licensed retailer's place of business
or at a private club located in a wet area may be transported through
dry areas in vehicles owned or leased and operated by one of these
authorized sellers, who are authorized to sell to retailers or private
clubs located in wet areas: the holder of a brewer's self-distribution
license; the holder of any type of distributor license; or the holder
of a brewpub license. The person directly in charge of the vehicle
used in such transportation must possess a written statement furnished
and signed by the authorized seller showing the quantity of malt beverages
so delivered to such person, the origin thereof, and the fact that
said malt beverage is intended for delivery only upon any sale that
may be consummated by such person acting as agent for the authorized
seller at the place of business of a licensed retail dealer or a private
club located in a wet area.
(b) A person into whose charge malt beverages are delivered
as provided in this section and who is delivering and obtaining payment
for any such malt beverages at a licensed retailer's place of business
or at a private club located in a wet area must at that time provide
a sales invoice for such malt beverages that must be signed by the
purchaser of the malt beverages. The invoice must show the purchaser,
the quantity of each type of container sold, and the price. A copy
of such invoice shall be furnished to the purchaser at the time of
sale, and a copy of the signed sales invoice must be furnished to
the authorized seller of such malt beverages within 24 hours from
the time of its delivery.
(c) A person into whose charge malt beverages are delivered
as provided in this section must possess the signed sales invoices
required by subsection (b) of this section for any such malt beverage
that is not in the person's possession. Records pertaining to any
such shipment must be shown to any representative of the commission
or any peace officer upon demand.
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