Other valuable thing definition

Other valuable thing means a good, service, or intangible good that is given, loaned, leased, or sold to another licensee that has value regardless of whether the value is nominal. Other valuable thing includes, but is not limited to, a good, service, or intangible good that provided a benefit, regardless of how nominal, to the licensee other than advertising the brands and prices of alcoholic liquor produced by the manufacturer; sold by the outstate seller of beer, the outstate seller of wine, or the outstate seller of mixed spirit drink; or distributed by the wholesaler, except for consumable goods and those goods, services, or intangible goods approved by rule or order of the commission before January 1, 2014.
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Other valuable thing means any goods, services, or intangible goods that are given, loaned, leased, or sold to another licensee that have value regardless of whether the value is nominal and includes, but is not limited to, goods, services, or intangible goods that provided any benefit, regardless of how nominal, to the licensee other than advertising the brands and prices of alcoholic liquor produced by the manufacturer, sold by the outstate seller of beer, the outstate seller of wine, or the outstate seller of mixed spirit drink, or distributed by the wholesaler, except those goods, services, or intangible goods approved by rule or order of the commission prior to January 1, 2014.
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Other valuable thing means any goods, services, or intangible goods that are given, loaned, leased, or sold to another licensee that have value regardless of whether the value is nominal and includes, but is not limited to, goods, services, or intangible goods that provided any benefit, regardless of how nominal, to the licensee other than advertising
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More Definitions of Other valuable thing

Other valuable thing means that term as defined in section 609.
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