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Liquor Control Act

CHAPTER 260=20

OF THE=20

REVISED STATUTES, 1989

amended 1990, c. 33; 2000, c. 28,= ss.=20 69-84; 2001, c. 4, ss. 11-29;
2002, c. 30, s. 10; 2004, c. 39; 2005, c.= 21;=20 2007, c. 9, s. 28;
2007, c. 42; 2010, c. 2, ss. 110-115

NOTE - This electronic version = of this=20 statute is provided by the Office of the Legislative Counsel for your=20 convenience and personal use only and may not be copied for the purpose of= =20 resale in this or any other form. Formatting of this electronic version ma= y=20 differ from the official, printed version. Where accuracy is critical, ple= ase=20 consult official sources.

An Act to Provide for the
Regulation and Sale of
Alcoholic Liquo= rs=20

Short title

1 This Act may be cit= ed as the=20 Liquor Control Act. R.S., c. 260, s. 1.

INTERPRETATION

Interpretation

2 In this Act,

(a) "agency store" means a st= ore=20 established pursuant to the authority contained in subsection (4) of Secti= on 42,=20 the operator of which may pursuant to this Act sell liquor under the contr= ol of=20 the Corporation, and includes a private wine or specialty retail store;

(b) "beer" means any alcoholi= c liquor=20 obtained by the fermentation of an infusion or decoction of barley, malt a= nd=20 hops or of any similar products in drinkable water;

(ca) "Chair" means the Chair = of the=20 Board of Directors appointed pursuant to this Act;

(cb) "Corporation" means the = Nova=20 Scotia Liquor Corporation continued pursuant to this Act;

(d) "dentist" means a member = of the=20 Dental Association of the Province of Nova Scotia authorized to practise=20 dentistry under the Dental Act;

(da) "Department" means the D= epartment=20 of Environment and Labour;

(e) "druggist" means pharmace= utical=20 chemist registered and entitled to practise under the Pharmacy Act;

(f) "government control" mean= s the sale=20 of liquor within the Province in accordance with this Act or the regulatio= ns,=20 through the instrumentality of the Corporation continued by this Act;

(g) "Government store" means = a store=20 established by the Corporation under this Act for the sale of liquor and=20 includes a duty-free liquor store;

(h) "hotel" means any place w= here the=20 public may, for a consideration, obtain sleeping accommodation, with or wi= thout=20 meals;

(i) "inspector" includes an i= nspector=20 appointed under this Act, a deputy inspector or a member of the Nova Scoti= a=20 Provincial Police;

(j) "license" means a license= granted=20 to sell beer or liquor as provided by this Act;

(k) "liquor" means and includ= es any=20 alcohol, alcoholic, spirituous, vinous, fermented malt or other intoxicati= ng=20 liquor or combination of liquors and mixed liquor a part of which is spiri= tuous,=20 vinous, fermented or otherwise intoxicating and all drinks or drinkable li= quids=20 and all preparations or mixtures, whether liquid or solid, capable of huma= n=20 consumption which are intoxicating, and any compound, mixture or preparati= on=20 whether in solid or liquid form to which the addition of water or any othe= r=20 liquid or any substance will produce intoxicating liquor;

(l) "Minister" means the memb= er of the=20 Executive Council to whom for the time being is assigned the supervision o= f the=20 administration of the Corporation;

(m) "municipality" means a ci= ty, town=20 or municipality;

(n) "Nova Scotia Provincial P= olice"=20 includes the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, police officers appointed by a= =20 regional municipality, incorporated town or municipality of a county or di= strict=20 and the military police of the Canadian Armed forces;

(o) "occupant" includes the p= erson in=20 charge of a house, building or premises or under whose care they are, and = a=20 person apparently in charge thereof or exercising control or authority=20 thereover;

(p) repealed 2001, c. 4, s. 1= 1.

(q) "package" means any conta= iner,=20 bottle, vessel or other receptacle used for holding liquor;

(r) "permit" means a permit i= ssued by=20 the Corporation for the purchase, storage, manufacture or transfer of=20 liquor;

(s) "physician" means a legal= ly=20 qualified medical practitioner registered under the Medical Act;

(t) "prescription" means a me= morandum=20 in the form prescribed by the regulations, signed by a physician, and give= n by=20 him to a patient for the purpose of obtaining liquor pursuant to this Act = for=20 use for medicinal purposes only;

(ta) "President" means the Pr= esident of=20 the Corporation appointed pursuant to this Act;

(u) "Provincial Police" means= the Nova=20 Scotia Provincial Police;

(v) "public place" means and = includes=20 any place, building or convenience to which the public has, or is permitte= d to=20 have, access, and any highway, street, lane, park or place of public resor= t or=20 amusement;

(w) "regulations" means the r= egulations=20 made by the Governor in Council or made by the Corporation and approved by= the=20 Governor in Council under this Act;

(x) "residence" means

(B) a mobile home or trai= ler being=20 operated on a highway or stopped within the highway right of way, and<= /P>

(xa) "Review Board= " means the=20 Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board;

(y) "sale" or "sell" includes= exchange,=20 barter and traffic and also includes the selling or supplying or distribut= ion,=20 by any means whatsoever of liquor or of any liquor known or described as "= beer"=20 or "light beer" by any partnership, or by any society, association or club= ,=20 whether incorporated or unincorporated, and whether heretofore or hereafte= r=20 formed or incorporated, to any partnership, society, association or club o= r to=20 any member thereof;

(z) "veterinarian" means a pe= rson=20 authorized to practise veterinary science in the Province under the Veteri= nary=20 Medical Act;

(aa) "wine" means an= d includes=20 any alcoholic beverage obtained by the fermentation of the natural sugar=20 contents of fruits, including grapes, apples, etcetera, or other agricultu= ral=20 products containing sugar, including honey, milk, etcetera. R.S., c. 260, s. 2; 2000, c. 28, s. 69; 2001, c. 4, ss. 1= 1, 29;=20 2002, c. 30, s. 10.

Division of Act

3 It is expressly dec= lared that=20 the division of this Act into Parts is for convenience only. R.S., c. 260, s. 3.

PART I

ADMINISTRATION OF THIS=20 ACT,
CREATION OF COMMISSION
AND ITS POWERS AND=20 FUNCTIONS

Commission continued as=20 Corporation

4 (1) The Nova Sco= tia Liquor=20 Commission is continued as a body corporate under the name the "Nova Scoti= a=20 Liquor Corporation" consisting of those persons who from time to time comp= rise=20 the Board of Directors.

(2) The Corporatio= n is, for=20 all purposes of this Act, an agent of Her Majesty in right of the Province= .

(3) The objects of the Corpora= tion are=20 the

(a) promotion of social objec= tives=20 regarding responsible drinking;

(b) promotion of industrial o= r economic=20 objectives regarding the beverage alcohol industry in the Province;

(d) attainment of= =20 acceptable levels of customer service.

(4) The Corporatio= n may=20 contract in its corporate name without specific reference to Her Majesty.<= /P>

(5) The Corporation s= hall have=20 a corporate seal that it may alter or change at pleasure. 2001, c. 4, s. 12.

Powers of natural person
5 Subject to this Act= , the=20 Corporation has the capacity, rights, powers and privileges of a natural p= erson=20 to do anything that the Corporation considers necessary or convenient for,= or=20 incidental or conducive to, the carrying out of its objects and has the sa= me=20 powers and capacity as a company under subsection (4) of Section 26 of the= =20 Companies Act. 2001, c. 4, s. 12.

Companies Act applies

6 The Companies Act a= pplies to=20 the Corporation so far as it is not inconsistent with this Act. 2001, c. 4, s. 12.

Board of Directors

7 (1) The affairs of the Corpo= ration=20 shall be administered by a Board of nine directors,

(a) seven of whom shall be ap= pointed by=20 the Governor in Council to hold office for a term of not less than two yea= rs and=20 not more than five years;

(b) one of whom shall be a de= puty=20 minister appointed from time to time by the Governor in Council, and who s= hall=20 not be a voting member; and

(2) The Board of D= irectors=20 is responsible for ensuring that the affairs of the Corporation are admini= stered=20 on a commercial basis and that all decisions and actions of the Board are = based=20 on sound business practices in accordance with the objects of the=20 Corporation.

(3) The members of= the Board=20 of Directors are directors of the Corporation within the meaning of the=20 Companies Act except where inconsistent with this Act.

(4) The Governor i= n Council=20 shall appoint one of the members of the Board of Directors to be the Chair= of=20 the Board who shall hold office for a term to be fixed by the Governor in= =20 Council, such term of office not to be less than two years and not to exce= ed=20 five years.

(5) Notwithstanding clause (a)= of=20 subsection (1), on the initial appointment of the members of the Board, th= e=20 members of the Board appointed pursuant to that clause shall be appointed = to=20 hold office for the following terms:

(a) two members for a term of= two=20 years;

(b) two members for a term of= three=20 years;

(d) one member fo= r a term=20 of five years.

(6) The Chair and = each=20 member of the Board of Directors appointed pursuant to clause (a) of subse= ction=20 (1) shall enjoy tenure during the term of their appointment but may be rem= oved=20 at any time for misbehaviour, incapacity or inability to perform their dut= ies=20 properly by the Governor in Council.

(7) Each member of= the Board=20 of Directors appointed pursuant to clause (a) of subsection (1) shall rema= in in=20 office, notwithstanding the expiry of the member's term, until re-appointe= d or=20 replaced and, when a vacancy occurs on the Board, the Governor in Council = may=20 appoint a person to fill the vacancy for the balance of the term of the me= mber=20 of the Board replaced.

(8) A vacancy on the = Board of=20 Directors does not impair the capacity of the Board to act. 2001, c. 4, s. 12.

Salaries and allowances

7A (1) The Chair a= nd other=20 members of the Board of Directors are entitled to be paid such salaries an= d=20 allowances as are fixed by the by-laws of the Corporation.

(2) Each member of th= e Board of=20 Directors is entitled to be paid such travelling and living expenses incur= red by=20 the member in the performance of the member's duties as are fixed by the b= y-laws=20 of the Corporation. 2001, c. 4, s. 12.

Quorum

7B (1) Four voting= members=20 of the Board of Directors constitute a quorum.

(2) The President = and the=20 deputy minister appointed pursuant to subsection (1) of Section 7 are not = to be=20 included as members of the Board of Directors in determining a quorum of t= he=20 Board.

(3) Where a member= of the=20 Board of Directors is absent from the member's duties for a period in exce= ss of=20 three months or becomes incapacitated or disabled and is unable to act by = reason=20 of such absence, illness, infirmity, incapacity or inability, the Governor= in=20 Council may appoint a person to act in the member's stead during the perio= d that=20 the member is absent or incapacitated and the person appointed while so ac= ting=20 may discharge all the duties and has all the rights and powers of a=20 director.

(4) The affirmativ= e votes of=20 a majority of the members present at a meeting of the Board of Directors a= t=20 which a quorum is present are sufficient to pass any resolution that the B= oard=20 is competent to make.

(5) Subject to thi= s Act, the=20 Board of Directors may make by-laws for the management of the property, ef= fects,=20 affairs and business of the Corporation or relating to any other thing tha= t may=20 be necessary for carrying out the purposes of the Corporation and for the= =20 exercise of any other powers of the Corporation incidental thereto.

(6) There shall be= minutes=20 taken of the meetings of the Board of Directors, which must be approved by= the=20 Board and certified to be correct by the Chair.

(7) A copy of the min= utes of=20 each meeting of the Board of Directors, certified to be correct by the Cha= ir,=20 shall be submitted to the Minister after each meeting of the Board. 2001, c. 4, s. 12.

President of Corporation
7C (1) The Governo= r in=20 Council shall, by order and upon the recommendation of the Minister, appoi= nt a=20 President of the Corporation who shall be selected on merit and in accorda= nce=20 with the fair-hiring practices of the Province.

(2) The President = is the=20 Chief Executive Officer of the Corporation and is charged with the general= =20 direction, supervision and control of the business of the Corporation, and= may=20 exercise such other powers as may be conferred on the President by the by-= laws=20 of the Corporation or the Minister.

(3) The President = shall=20 devote the President's whole time and attention to the performance of the= =20 President's functions for the Corporation and shall follow no other=20 occupation.

(4) The President is= =20 accountable to the Minister and reports to the Board of Directors. 2001, c. 4, s. 12.

Appointment of employees
7D (1) The employe= es of the=20 Corporation are to be appointed in accordance with the by-laws of the=20 Corporation.

(2) The remunerati= on and=20 other conditions of employment of the employees are to be established by t= he=20 by-laws of the Corporation.

(3) The Public Servic= e=20 Superannuation Act applies to the President and all employees of the=20 Corporation. 2001, c. 4, s. 12.

Members and Public Employee= s=20 Disclosure Act

7E The Corporation is= a=20 department for the purpose of the definition of "department" in the Member= s and=20 Public Employees Disclosure Act and, for greater certainty, Part III of th= at Act=20 applies to the members of the Board. 2001, c. 4, s. 1= 2.=20

Disqualification

7F A person is not el= igible to=20 be appointed or to continue as President or a member of the Board of Direc= tors=20 if the person is not a Canadian citizen, ordinarily resident in the Provin= ce or,=20 directly or indirectly, as owner, shareholder, director, officer, partner = or=20 otherwise, is in a position of conflict of interest under conflict of inte= rest=20 rules established in the regulations. 2001, c. 4, s. = 12.=20

Fiscal year

7G The fiscal year of= the=20 Corporation ends on the thirty-first day of March in each year or such oth= er=20 time as may be prescribed by the Governor in Council. 2001,=20 c. 4, s. 12.

By-laws and regulations

7H (1) The making = of by-laws=20 of the Corporation by the Board of Directors is subject to the approval of= the=20 Governor in Council.

(2) The Governor i= n Council=20 may make regulations respecting any matter in respect of which the Board o= f=20 Directors may make by-laws and, where there is a conflict between the=20 regulations and a by-law made by the Board of Directors, the regulations m= ade=20 pursuant to this Section prevail.

(3) The Governor i= n Council=20 may make regulations establishing and respecting the operation of a consul= tation=20 committee composed of members appointed by the Minister who, by virtue of = their=20 experience, are considered by the Minister to be appropriate to provide, a= t the=20 request of the Board of Directors or the Minister, advice on any matter re= lating=20 to the objects or operations of the Corporation.

(4) The Governor in C= ouncil may=20 make regulations respecting conflict of interest rules governing the Presi= dent=20 and members of the Board of Directors. 2001, c. 4, s.= =20 12.

8 and 9 repealed 2000= , c. 28,=20 s. 70.

10 and 11 repealed 20= 01, c. 4,=20 s. 12.

Duties and powers of Corpor= ation

12 It shall be the duty of the= =20 Corporation and it shall have power to

(a) buy, import, have in its = possession=20 and sell liquor and merchandise for the purpose of this Act;

(b) control the possession, s= ale,=20 transportation and delivery of liquor in accordance with this Act and the= =20 regulations;

(c) determine, subject to the= approval=20 of the Governor in Council, the municipalities within which liquor may be= =20 sold;

(d) make provision for the ma= intenance=20 or operation of warehouses for beer or liquor and control or regulate the= =20 keeping in and delivery to or from any such warehouses;

(e) lease as tenant any land = or=20 building required for the purposes of this Act;

(f) subject to the approval o= f the=20 Governor in Council, lease as landlord, sublet, assign or sell any land,=20 building or other property or any part thereof owned or leased by the=20 Corporation;

(g) purchase or lease or acqu= ire the=20 use by any manner whatsoever of any plant, as approved by the Governor in= =20 Council, which may be considered necessary or useful in carrying into effe= ct the=20 object and purposes of this Act;

(h) purchase or lease or acqu= ire the=20 use by any manner whatsoever of any equipment which may be considered nece= ssary=20 or useful in carrying into effect the object and purposes of this Act;

(i) engage the services of ex= perts and=20 persons engaged in the practice of any profession where it is deemed=20 expedient;

(j) appoint officials to issu= e and=20 grant licenses and permits under this Act;

(k) prescribe the days and ho= urs when=20 Government stores or agency stores or any of them may be open;

(l) control and supervise the= =20 advertising, promotion and marketing methods and procedures of manufacture= rs,=20 distributors, agents and their representatives;

(m) determine the classes, va= rieties=20 and brands of liquor to be kept for sale at Government stores and maintain= =20 standards therefor;

(n) issue permits in accordan= ce with=20 this Act and the regulations;

(o) determine the nature, for= m and=20 capacity of all packages to be used for containing liquor to be kept or so= ld and=20 their use;

(p) determine, subject to the= approval=20 of the Governor in Council, the classes of permits and the terms and condi= tions=20 thereof;

(q) prescribe regulations for= governing=20 the possession and use of liquor, beer and wine by liquor, beer and wine=20 societies;

(r) provide for sampling and = tasting=20 rooms and to determine terms and conditions upon which liquor may be consu= med=20 therein;

(s) examine the books of a br= ewer,=20 distiller, vintner or other person required to make a return under this Ac= t for=20 the purpose of verifying the accuracy of the return;

(t) without in any w= ay=20 limiting or being limited by the foregoing clauses, generally do all such = things=20 as may be deemed necessary or advisable by the Corporation for the purpose= of=20 carrying into effect the purpose and intent of this Act or of the regulati= ons.=20 R.S., c. 260, s. 12; 2001, c. 4, ss. 13, 29.

Dealing in bottles by=20 Corporation

13 The Corporation ma= y acquire,=20 buy, sell and deal in empty bottles of a type in which liquor is or has be= en=20 sold by the Corporation. R.S., c. 260, s. 13; 2001, c= . 4, s.=20 29.

Duties of Minister of Envir= onment and=20 Labour

14 (1) The Minister of Environ= ment and=20 Labour shall

(a) inspect licensed premises= ;

(b) determine the nature, for= m and=20 capacity of all containers used for containing liquor to be kept or sold i= n=20 licensed premises;

(d) in general, d= o or=20 refrain from doing anything the Minister of Environment and Labour conside= rs=20 necessary or advisable to carry out the purpose and intent of this Act and= the=20 regulations.

(2) The Minister of E= nvironment=20 and Labour may delegate in writing to any person or class of persons any o= f the=20 powers, duties or functions of the Minister of Environment and Labour purs= uant=20 to this Act and shall, when so delegating, specify the powers, duties and= =20 functions to be exercised by the person or class of persons and any condit= ions=20 imposed on the exercise of the powers or performance of the duties or func= tions.=20 2000, c. 28, s. 71.

Regulations

15 The Corporation, w= ith the=20 approval of the Governor in Council, may make such regulations as the=20 Corporation may deem necessary for carrying out the purpose and intent of = this=20 Act and for the efficient administration thereof, and for prescribing the = fees=20 payable in respect of licenses and permits issued, and for anything done o= r=20 permitted to be done under this Act or the regulations for which no fees a= re=20 prescribed in this Act, and such regulations shall be published in the Roy= al=20 Gazette, and upon being so published shall have the same force and effect = as if=20 enacted in this Act, and any such regulations may be repealed, altered or= =20 amended from time to time by the Corporation, subject to like approval and= the=20 publication of the alteration, repeal or amendment in the manner aforesaid= . R.S., c. 260, s. 15; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

16 and 17 repealed 20= 01, c. 4,=20 s. 14.

OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY ACQUIRED
BY T= HE=20 CORPORATION, FINANCING AND
ACCOUNTING BY THE CORPORATION
AND APPLICA= TION=20 OF PROFITS

18 repealed = 2001, c.=20 4, s. 14.

Proceeds of sale of liquor<= /H4>
19 (1) All money r= eceived=20 from the sale of liquor in Government stores, the revenue from agency stor= es and=20 money otherwise accruing in the administration of this Act is to be paid t= o the=20 Corporation.

(2) All property, = whether=20 real or personal, all money acquired, administered, possessed or received = by the=20 Corporation and all profits earned in the administration of this Act are v= ested=20 in the Corporation as agent of Her Majesty in right of the Province and ma= y be=20 dealt with, leased, sold or otherwise disposed of by the Corporation in it= s=20 corporate name.

(3) The Corporatio= n shall=20 maintain in its own name one or more accounts in any chartered bank design= ated=20 by the Minister of Finance.

(4) Notwithstandin= g the=20 Finance Act, all money received by the Corporation through the conduct of = its=20 operations or otherwise is to be deposited to the credit of the accounts=20 established pursuant to subsection (3) and shall be administered by the=20 Corporation exclusively in the exercise and performance of its powers, dut= ies=20 and functions.

(5) The Corporation s= hall pay=20 all salaries of the members of the Board of Directors, its employees and a= ll=20 expenditures incurred by the Corporation in operating its business. 2001, c. 4, s. 15; 2010, c. 2, s. 110.

Annual budget

20 (1) The Board o= f=20 Directors shall, before the thirty-first day of January in each year, prep= are=20 and submit to the Minister a budget containing estimates of the amounts re= quired=20 for working capital and for capital expenditures required during the next = year=20 for the purposes of the Corporation and forecasting the estimated net prof= it of=20 the Corporation for the next year.

(2) Where in any f= iscal year=20 it appears that the actual revenue or expenditure of the Corporation is li= kely=20 to be substantially greater or less than estimated in its budget, the Boar= d of=20 Directors shall submit to the Minister a revised budget containing the=20 particulars required under subsection (1).

(3) All outlays an= d=20 expenditures of a capital nature in excess of fifty thousand dollars over= =20 approved total capital spending outlined in the budget for the fiscal year= shall=20 be approved in advance by the Minister.

(4) The Board shall s= ubmit to=20 the Minister, at such times as the Minister may prescribe, reports setting= out=20 the net profit and net profit forecasts of the Corporation and such report= s=20 shall contain such information as the Minister may prescribe. 2001, c. 4, s. 15.

Five-year strategic plan
21 On or before the=20 thirty-first day of January, 2002, the Corporation shall submit to the Min= ister=20 for approval a five-year strategic plan, including estimates of budgetary= =20 requirements for the operation of the Corporation, and including a detaile= d=20 business plan for the fiscal year ending the thirty-first day of March, 20= 02.=20 2001, c. 4, s. 15.

Detailed business plans

22 On or before the=20 thirty-first day of January, 2003, and annually thereafter if required by = the=20 Minister, the Corporation shall submit to the Minister for approval a deta= iled=20 business plan for the following fiscal year, including estimates of budget= ary=20 requirements. 2001, c. 4, s. 15.

Evaluation of activities
23 (1) Within six = months=20 after the fiscal year ending the thirty-first day of March, 2006, and ever= y=20 fifth year thereafter, the Corporation shall submit to the Minister a deta= iled=20 evaluation of its activities showing how results of its operations compare= and=20 contrast with the five-year strategic plan referred to in Section 21, and= =20 including any recommendations for changes to the objects, powers, duties a= nd=20 functions of the Corporation or the Board of Directors.

(2) At the time it su= bmits an=20 evaluation referred to in subsection (1), the Corporation shall also submi= t to=20 the Minister for approval a five-year strategic plan, including estimates = of=20 budgetary requirements for the operation of the Corporation. 2001, c. 4, s. 15.

Borrowing power

24 (1) The Corpora= tion may,=20 with the approval of the Minister of Finance, borrow money from and make=20 arrangements with any chartered bank for loans or money overdrafts with su= ch=20 times of repayment as the Corporation considers advisable and necessary an= d may=20 mortgage the lands and other assets of the Corporation to secure such loan= s.

(2) The Governor i= n Council=20 may from time to time and on such terms and conditions as the Governor in= =20 Council considers expedient, authorize the guarantee by the Minister of Fi= nance,=20 on behalf of Her Majesty in right of the Province, of the repayment of all= money=20 borrowed by the Corporation under this Section, and such guarantee, when g= iven,=20 renders Her Majesty in right of the Province liable for the repayment of t= he=20 money so borrowed, and is conclusive evidence of the liability of the=20 Province.

(3) The Minister of F= inance may=20 advance out of the General Revenue Fund of the Province such sums as may b= e=20 necessary for the purpose of discharging, in whole or in part, all or any= =20 liabilities of the Corporation or guarantees, and all sums so advanced are= to be=20 repaid by the Corporation in such amounts and at such times as the Ministe= r of=20 Finance may decide and, until paid, bear interest, for credit to the Gener= al=20 Revenue Fund, at such rate as may be determined by the Minister. 2001, c. 4, s. 15; 2010, c. 2, s. 111.

Audited annual statements
25 (1) The Corpora= tion shall=20 prepare audited financial statements and submit them to the Minister in ea= ch=20 year at such time as may be prescribed by the Minister.

(2) The accounts o= f the=20 Corporation shall show the gross income arising from the sale of liquor.
(3) All books or r= ecords of=20 accounts, bank books and other documentation of the Corporation shall at a= ll=20 times be open to the inspection of the Minister or such other person as th= e=20 Minister may designate.

(4) The Governor in C= ouncil may=20 request the Auditor General or any other person to audit the accounts of t= he=20 Corporation and a report of the audit containing such particulars as the=20 Governor in Council may require shall be made to the Governor in Council o= n or=20 before the first day of August next following the close of the fiscal year= for=20 which the report is made. 2001, c. 4, s. 15.

Reserve fund

25A (1) From the p= rofits=20 arising under this Act, as certified by the Minister of Finance, there sha= ll be=20 taken such sums as may be determined by the Governor in Council for the cr= eation=20 of a reserve fund to repay moneys borrowed under Section 24.

(2) The net profits r= emaining=20 from time to time after providing the sums required for purposes of the re= serve=20 fund, are to be paid into the General Revenue Fund of the Province in the = manner=20 and at the times prescribed by the Minister of Finance. 2001,=20 c. 4, s. 15; 2010, c. 2, s. 112.

Report to House of Assembly=

25B The Corporation s= hall,=20 within five months after the termination of its fiscal year, submit to the= =20 Minister an audited report, in such form as the Minister may direct, on th= e=20 operations of the Corporation for that fiscal year, and the Minister shall= lay=20 the report before the House of Assembly, if it is then sitting, or, if not= , at=20 the next sitting. 2001, c. 4, s. 15.

Monthly audit of receipts
26 The receipts of th= e=20 Corporation from all sources shall be checked and audited at least once in= every=20 calendar month by the Minister of Finance or an officer of his Department= =20 designated by him for that purpose. R.S., c. 260, s. = 26;=20 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Money paid to General Reven= ue=20 Fund

27 Every sum of money= collected=20 by the Corporation, which the Minister of Finance considers available, sha= ll, on=20 demand, be handed over to him, and every such sum of money, after it is so= =20 handed over, shall form part of the General Revenue Fund. R.S., c. 260, s. 27; 2001, c. 4, s. 29; 2010, c. 2, s. 11= 3.=20

Authority to administer oat= h

28 Every store manage= r and=20 every official authorized by the Corporation to issue permits under this A= ct may=20 administer any oath and take and receive any evidence or declaration requi= red=20 under this Act or the regulations. R.S., c. 260, s. 2= 8; 2001,=20 c. 4, s. 29.

Consent of Attorney General= =20 required

29 (1) Except with= the=20 consent of the Attorney General, no action or proceeding shall be taken ag= ainst=20 any member or members or against any official or store manager of the=20 Corporation or against any other officer for anything done or omitted to b= e done=20 in or arising out of the performance of his or their duties under this Act= .

(2) Every action, ord= er or=20 decision of the Corporation as to any matter or thing in respect of which = any=20 power, authority or discretion is conferred on the Corporation under this = Act=20 shall be final and shall not be questioned, reviewed or restrained by=20 injunction, prohibition or mandamus or other process or proceeding in any = court=20 or be removed by certiorari or otherwise in any court. R.S.,=20 c. 260, s. 29; 2001, c. 4, ss. 16, 29.

Proceedings by or against=20 Corporation

30 The Corporation ma= y, with=20 the consent of the Attorney General, be sued and may institute or defend=20 proceedings in any court of law or otherwise in the name of The Nova Scoti= a=20 Liquor Corporation as fully and effectually to all intents and purposes as= =20 though the Corporation were incorporated under such name or title and no=20 proceedings shall be taken against or in the names of the members of the=20 Corporation, and no proceedings shall abate by reason of any change in the= =20 membership of the Corporation by death, resignation or otherwise, but the= =20 proceedings may be continued as though the changes had not been made. R.S., c. 260, s. 30; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Appointment of inspectors a= nd=20 employees

31 Such inspectors an= d=20 employees, other than employees of the Corporation, as are necessary for t= he=20 administration of this Act shall be appointed in accordance with the Civil= =20 Service Act. 2000, c. 28, s. 73; 2001, c. 4, s. 17.=20

Payment to Minister of Fina= nce

32 All money collecte= d by the=20 Review Board pursuant to this Act or the regulations shall be handed over = to the=20 Minister of Finance and, after it is handed over, shall form part of the G= eneral=20 Revenue Fund of the Province. 2000, c. 28, s. 73; 201= 0, c. 2,=20 s. 114.

33 to 39 repealed 200= 0, c. 28,=20 s. 73.

Security from holder of lic= ense or=20 permit

40 Subject to the reg= ulations,=20 the Corporation or the Minister of Environment and Labour may require the = holder=20 of any license or permit for the sale of liquor to give such security and = to=20 comply with such other provisions as the Corporation or the Minister of=20 Environment and Labour may deem necessary or desirable in order to secure = the=20 due observance of this Act. R.S., c. 260, s. 40; 2000= , c. 28,=20 s. 74; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

41 repealed 2000, c. = 28, s.=20 75.

PART II

SALES OF LIQUOR

Sale of liquor

42 (1) Subject to = this Act,=20 liquor may be sold in such manner and at such prices as the Corporation ma= y by=20 the regulations prescribe.

(2) Subject to thi= s Act, the=20 Corporation may establish, maintain and operate at such places throughout = the=20 Province as it may deem advisable, stores for the sale of liquor in accord= ance=20 with this Act.

(3) Subject to the= approval=20 of the Governor in Council, the Corporation may establish, maintain and op= erate=20 at such places throughout the Province as it may deem advisable, duty-free= =20 liquor stores for the purpose of selling liquor for consumption outside Ca= nada=20 to persons who are leaving Canada directly from a place in the Province an= d are=20 eligible to purchase liquor under this Act.

(4) The Corporation m= ay by=20 by-law, subject to the approval of the Governor in Council, permit the ope= ration=20 of agency stores, at such places throughout the Province and on such terms= as it=20 considers advisable, by private operators, for the sale of liquor in accor= dance=20 with this Act. R.S., c. 260, s. 42; 2001, c. 4, ss. 1= 8,=20 29.

Plebiscite respecting Corpo= ration=20 store

43 (1) When the Chief Electora= l Officer=20 receives

(a) a copy of a resolution of= the=20 council of a municipality; or

(b) a petition of at least tw= enty per=20 cent of the resident electors of a municipality,

requesting that a = vote of=20 the resident electors of the municipality be taken on the question of the= =20 operation by the Corporation of a store for the sale of liquor in the=20 municipality the Chief Electoral Officer may, subject to Section 46, take = a vote=20 of those electors in the manner prescribed in this Act and the regulations= .

(2) Notwithstandin= g=20 subsection (1), the Chief Electoral Officer may at the request of any pers= on=20 designate as a "voting area" any area comprised of a municipal polling dis= trict=20 or districts or combination of municipal polling districts, a town, a city= or=20 any combination of these units.

(3) Where a design= ation is=20 made pursuant to subsection (2) and the Chief Electoral Officer receives a= =20 petition of at least twenty per cent of the resident electors of the votin= g=20 area, the Chief Electoral Officer may take a vote of the electors in the v= oting=20 area in the manner prescribed in subsection (1).

(4) Sections 43, 4= 4, 45 and=20 46 apply mutatis mutandis to the taking of a vote of the electors in a vot= ing=20 area and the effect thereof.

(5) Where a vote is taken unde= r this=20 Section, the ballot paper shall contain the following words:

Are you in favour= of the=20 sale of liquor in Yes
your municipality in accordance with
the Liqu= or=20 Control Act? No

(6) Where a vote of the electo= rs is to=20 be taken in accordance with this Section, the following provisions shall=20 apply:

(a) the voting upon the quest= ion of the=20 proposed sale shall be by ballot on a day fixed by the Chief Electoral Off= icer=20 and notice of the time and place of the voting shall be given by a notice= =20 conspicuously posted in several public places in the municipality and by=20 advertisement in a newspaper published in the municipality, or if no newsp= aper=20 is published therein, in a newspaper having general circulation in the=20 municipality and by such other media as the Chief Electoral Officer may=20 determine;

(b) the Chief Electoral Offic= er shall=20 cause the notice to be published and the voting on such question shall be = in=20 accordance with the regulations;

(c) the Chief Ele= ctoral=20 Officer shall provide, or cause to be provided, a suitable place or places= in=20 the municipality or in each district or ward, as the case may be, in which= the=20 vote upon the question may be taken and shall appoint one or more officers= to=20 receive and conduct the vote in such places and any officer so appointed s= hall=20 have the same powers and privileges as the corresponding officers in the c= ase of=20 an election for a member of the House of Assembly and generally the provis= ions=20 of Sections 124 to 127 and Sections 198 to 218 of the Elections Act apply= =20 mutatis mutandis in so far as applicable.

(7) The officers a= ppointed=20 to receive and conduct the vote shall immediately after the close of the p= oll=20 proceed to open the ballot boxes and, in the presence of the clerk at the = poll=20 and of at least three electors, to add together the number of votes in fav= our of=20 the question submitted and the number of votes against the question submit= ted=20 and shall make a return to the Chief Electoral Officer in such form and in= such=20 manner as may be prescribed by the regulations.

(8) The Chief Elec= toral=20 Officer may make a tariff of fees, costs, allowances and expenses to be pa= id and=20 allowed to persons appointed to conduct and receive the vote, of other per= sons=20 employed at or with respect to the taking of the vote and may from time to= time=20 revise and amend the tariff.

(9) The fees, cost= s,=20 allowances and expenses shall be paid by the Corporation.

(10) Subject to th= e approval=20 of the Governor in Council, the Corporation shall give such directions and= make=20 such regulations and prepare such forms as may appear to be necessary or=20 convenient for carrying out this Section and for the guidance of the Chief= =20 Electoral Officer and other officers or persons employed in the taking of = a vote=20 and may apply, modify or alter any of the provisions of the Elections Act = and=20 may make due provision for circumstances which may arise and which are not= =20 otherwise provided for.

(11) Subject to Secti= on 45, the=20 forms to be used at the taking of a vote upon the question and the procedu= re=20 with respect to voting and other matters shall be the same as nearly as ma= y be=20 as in the case of an election of a member to the House of Assembly but suc= h=20 forms and procedure may be modified and altered to such extent as may be d= eemed=20 necessary. R.S., c. 260, s. 43; 2001, c. 4, ss. 19, 2= 9.=20

Enumeration and entitlement= to=20 vote

44 (1) An enumerat= ion shall=20 be conducted in the voting area and persons entitled to vote shall be the= =20 electors named on the official list of electors prepared for the vote, and= other=20 persons permitted to vote in accordance with this Section.

(2) The person con= ducting=20 the vote shall appoint one enumerator for each polling division unless the= Chief=20 Electoral Officer directs that additional enumerators shall be appointed.<= /P>
(3) The enumeratio= n shall be=20 conducted in accordance with the Elections Act as it may be modified or al= tered=20 by the Chief Electoral Officer in the circumstances.

(4) A person whose na= me is not=20 on the official list of electors shall be permitted to vote on ordinary po= lling=20 day following the procedure in the Elections Act as modified or altered by= the=20 Chief Electoral Officer in the circumstances. R.S., c= . 260,=20 s. 44; 2001, c. 4, s. 20.

Elections Act

45 (1) Except as otherwise pro= vided by=20 Section 43 or 44 or the regulations, the provisions of the Elections Act=20 respecting

(a) the time and manner of ho= lding the=20 poll;

(b) the holding of advance po= lls;

(c) the secrecy of voting;

(d) the forms to be used and = the oaths=20 to be administered;

(e) the powers and duties of = persons=20 acting as returning officers, deputy returning officers and poll clerks,
and all the provis= ions=20 relating to corrupt practices, illegal acts, offences and penalties and th= eir=20 prosecutions shall apply to the taking of a vote by or under the direction= of=20 the Corporation.

(2) Notwithstandin= g the=20 provisions of this Act or the regulations, only persons of the full age of= =20 nineteen years shall be eligible to vote where a vote is taken pursuant to= this=20 Act.

(3) Notwithstandin= g the=20 provisions of this Act or the regulations, ballot papers shall be marked b= y=20 electors in accordance with the provisions of the Elections Act.

(4) Any qualified = elector=20 may petition for a judicial recount.

(5) The person con= ducting=20 the vote may petition for a recount where he has reasonable and probable g= rounds=20 to believe that votes were conducted improperly.

(6) The Controvert= ed=20 Elections Act applies mutatis mutandis to the taking of a vote by or under= the=20 direction of the Corporation.

(7) Notwithstanding t= he=20 provisions of this Act, where the Elections Act is amended during the cond= uct of=20 a vote, the amendments do not apply to the conduct of that vote. R.S., c. 260, s. 45; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Effect of vote

46 (1) Where a majority of the= electors=20 who vote on a question pursuant to Sections 43 to 45 or have voted on a qu= estion=20 pursuant to Section 30 of Chapter 155 of the Revised Statutes, 1954, as th= at=20 Section provided before the coming into force of Chapter 35 of the Acts of= =20 1961,

(a) vote or have voted in the= =20 affirmative, the Corporation may sell liquor in the municipality in such m= anner=20 and at such prices as the Corporation by regulation prescribes and at such= =20 places as the Corporation deems advisable;

(b) vote or have = voted in=20 the negative, the Corporation shall not establish a store for the sale of = liquor=20 in the municipality after the taking of the vote unless an affirmative vot= e has=20 been given on another vote taken pursuant to Sections 43 to 45.

(2) The Corporatio= n shall=20 not establish a store for the sale of liquor in any municipality in which = at the=20 vote taken in the year 1929 under the Plebiscite Act, 1929, there was a ma= jority=20 of votes cast against the sale of liquor under a government control Act, u= nless=20 on a question pursuant to Sections 43 to 45 or pursuant to Section 30 of C= hapter=20 155 of the Revised Statutes, 1954, as that Section provided before the com= ing=20 into force of Chapter 35 of the Acts of 1961, a majority, of the electors = who=20 voted, voted in the affirmative.

(3) Where a vote has = been taken=20 in a municipality pursuant to Sections 43 to 45 or pursuant to Section 30 = of=20 Chapter 155 of the Revised Statutes, 1954, as that Section provided before= the=20 coming into force of Chapter 35 of the Acts of 1961, no further or other v= ote=20 shall again be taken until a period of five years has elapsed from the tak= ing of=20 the vote and a request for a vote has been made to the Corporation in acco= rdance=20 with Section 43. R.S., c. 260, s. 46; 2001, c. 4, s. = 29.=20

Duties of Review Board

46A The Review Board shall

(a) license premises for the = sale of=20 liquor for consumption on the premises;

(b) hold public hearings for = any reason=20 the Review Board considers sufficient;

(c) subpoena, swear and exami= ne=20 witnesses in any matter or hearing if the Review Board determines that suc= h=20 action is necessary; and

(d) perform such oth= er duties=20 as may be required by this Act or the regulations. 20= 00, c.=20 28, s. 76.

Issuance of liquor license<= /H4>
47 (1) Subject to = this Act,=20 but otherwise in its discretion, the Review Board may grant licenses to se= ll=20 liquor in accordance with the terms and conditions of the license and the= =20 provisions of this Act and the regulations.

(2) The holder of = a license=20 granted pursuant to this Act and which is in force may have and sell liquo= r on=20 the premises in respect of which such license is in effect for consumption= on=20 those premises and subject to the terms and conditions of the license and = the=20 provisions of this Act and the regulations.

(3) The Review Boa= rd may, in=20 its discretion and for any reason it deems sufficient, suspend any license= =20 granted pursuant to this Act.

(4) The Review Board = may, in=20 the manner prescribed by the regulations, for any cause cancel any license= =20 granted pursuant to this Act and thereupon all rights and privileges of th= e=20 person named in the license by or under this Act shall be cancelled. R.S., c. 260, s. 47; 2000, c. 28, s. 77.

Classes of license

48 (1) Subject to the regulati= ons, a=20 license may be one of the following classes and no other:

(a) club license - that shall= permit=20 the licensee to have and dispense liquor;

(b) tavern license - that sha= ll permit=20 the sale of beer by the glass or open bottle;

(c) beverage room license - t= hat shall=20 permit the sale of beer and wine by the glass, open bottle or other=20 container;

(d) eating establishment lice= nse - that=20 shall permit the sale of liquor by the glass and beer and wine by the glas= s,=20 open bottle or other container with meals or otherwise as specified in the= =20 license;

(e) lounge license - that sha= ll permit=20 the sale of liquor by the glass and beer and wine by the open bottle, glas= s or=20 other container;

(f) cabaret license - that sh= all permit=20 the sale of liquor by the glass and beer and wine by the glass, open bottl= e or=20 other container;

(g) special premise license -= that=20 shall permit the sale of liquor by the glass and beer and wine by the glas= s,=20 open bottle or other container, or any of them as specified in the license= for a=20 specific period of time or at specific times;

(h) special occas= ion=20 license - that may permit the sale or other disposition of liquor by the g= lass=20 and beer and wine by the glass, open bottle or other container, for a spec= ific=20 period of time or at specific times.

(2) Subject to thi= s Act and=20 the regulations, any one or more of the several classes of license may be = issued=20 to any person.

(3) A license may only be gran= ted to

(a) a person who is nineteen = or more=20 years of age, a permanent resident of Canada or a Canadian citizen by birt= h or=20 naturalization and, in the opinion of the Review Board, of good character = and=20 reputation;

(b) a partnership, each of th= e members=20 of which is qualified as provided in clause (a);

(c) a corporation authorized = to carry=20 on business in the Province whose officer, agent or manager in charge of t= he=20 premises for which the license is issued is personally qualified as provid= ed in=20 clause (a);

(d) a club or association who= se=20 officers, agents, stewards or other persons at any time in charge of the=20 premises for which the license is issued are personally qualified as provi= ded in=20 clause (a);

(e) a railway company operati= ng in the=20 Province and providing meals on its passenger train service;

(f) a company ope= rating an=20 airline and providing regularly-scheduled passenger service.

(4) The Review Boa= rd may=20 prescribe for any type of license a ratio of food and liquor consumption o= n the=20 premises in respect of which the license is issued.

(5) Subject to sub= section=20 (6), a beverage room license, eating establishment license or cabaret lice= nse=20 may be issued only to an applicant who has had one year's experience in th= e=20 successful operation of a restaurant, in the Province or elsewhere, or who= has=20 or will arrange to hire for the premises proposed to be licensed a manager= or=20 assistant with one year's experience in the successful operation of a rest= aurant=20 in the Province or elsewhere.

(6) An eating esta= blishment=20 license may be issued to a railway company that provides meals on its=20 passenger-train service.

(7) A lounge licen= se may be=20 issued only to the holder of an eating establishment license.

(8) Notwithstandin= g=20 subsection (7), a lounge license may be issued to a company operating an a= irline=20 and providing regularly-scheduled passenger service which license shall pe= rmit=20 the sale of liquor by the glass and of beer and wine by the glass or open = bottle=20 on passenger-carrying flights operated by the company.

(9) A special occasio= n license=20 may be issued by the Minister of Environment and Labour in or in respect o= f any=20 place in the Province. R.S., c. 260, s. 48; 2000, c. = 28, s.=20 78.

Designation of licensing ar= ea

49 (1) The Ministe= r of=20 Environment and Labour may designate as a "licensing area" any area compri= sed of=20 a municipal polling district or combination of municipal polling districts= , a=20 town, a city, a village to which the Municipal Government Act applies, or = any=20 combination of these units, and when an application is received by the Min= ister=20 of Environment and Labour for a tavern license, beverage room license, cab= aret=20 license or lounge license, the Minister of Environment and Labour shall=20 immediately designate a licensing area including the locality where the pr= emises=20 in respect of which the license is applied for are situated, unless such=20 premises are situated within a previously designated licensing area.

(2) Upon the initial designati= on of a=20 licensing area the Minister of Environment and Labour shall forthwith publ= ish a=20 notice by advertisement in one or more newspapers circulating in the licen= sing=20 area and by such other media as the Minister of Environment and Labour may= =20 determine setting out the description of the licensing area, and

(a) if the licensing area cor= responds=20 with or is entirely contained within a municipality in which on the=20 twenty-fourth day of March, 1961, a tavern license, hotel tavern license o= r=20 hotel dining room license was in effect, that the Review Board will procee= d to=20 consider the application after a date specified in the notice; or

(b) in any other licensing ar= ea that=20 the Review Board will not consider the application,

unless before a date to be spe= cified in=20 the notice

(d) twenty per cent of the el= ectors in=20 the licensing area,

request that a vot= e be taken=20 in the licensing area on the question "Are you in favour of the sale of li= quor=20 for consumption on licensed premises?".

(3) If a request p= rovided=20 for in subsection (2) is received by the Minister of Environment and Labou= r=20 within the time specified, the Minister of Environment and Labour shall=20 forthwith proceed to have a vote taken in the licensing area as nearly as = may be=20 in accordance with the procedure prescribed in Sections 43, 44 and 45 and = the=20 Minister of Environment and Labour shall have all the powers and shall per= form=20 all the functions which, under those Sections, the Corporation has or may= =20 perform, and the expenses incurred shall be paid by the Minister of Enviro= nment=20 and Labour and Sections 43, 44 and 45 apply mutatis mutandis to the taking= of a=20 vote by the Minister of Environment and Labour.

(4) If no request = pursuant=20 to subsection (2) is received in respect of a licensing area referred to i= n=20 clause (b) of that subsection or if on a vote or revote taken pursuant to= =20 subsection (3) a majority of the electors who vote on the question vote in= the=20 negative, the Review Board shall not consider an application for or grant = or=20 renew any tavern license, beverage room license, cabaret license or lounge= =20 license in respect of premises situated in the licensing area nor consider= , nor=20 grant nor renew a club license in respect of a club mentioned in subsectio= n (13)=20 situated in the licensing area unless at a subsequent vote a majority of=20 electors who vote on the question vote in the affirmative.

(5) If no request = pursuant=20 to subsection (2) is received in respect of a licensing area referred to i= n=20 clause (a) of that subsection or if on a vote or re-vote taken pursuant to= =20 subsection (3) a majority of the electors who vote on the question vote in= the=20 affirmative, the Review Board may proceed to consider applications and to = grant=20 or renew licenses in respect of premises situated in the licensing area in= =20 accordance with this Act and the regulations.

(6) Where no request pursuant = to=20 subsection (2) is received, or where a vote has been taken pursuant to=20 subsection (3), a request for a vote may be made

(a) by the council of a munic= ipality,=20 town or city in which any part of the licensing area is included; or

(b) by twenty per cent of the= electors=20 in the licensing area,

but no such reques= t shall be=20 acted upon by the Minister of Environment and Labour unless there has elap= sed a=20 period of three years from the date on which a vote was last held pursuant= to=20 subsection (3) or, if no such vote has been held, a period of three years = from=20 the date on which the licensing area was designated.

(7) The Minister o= f=20 Environment and Labour may designate as a licensing area an area that diff= ers=20 from an area that was previously designated by the Minister of Environment= and=20 Labour as a licensing area, but shall not include within a licensing area= =20 designated under this subsection a municipal polling district, a town or a= city=20 or a village to which the Municipal Government Act applies that was includ= ed=20 within a licensing area in which a vote was taken within the immediately=20 preceding three-year period.

(8) The Review Boa= rd shall=20 not grant a tavern license, beverage room license, lounge license or cabar= et=20 license unless it has held a public hearing on the application and at leas= t=20 three weeks' notice of the hearing has been given in one or more newspaper= s=20 circulating in the licensing area in which are situate the premises in res= pect=20 of which the license is sought, by an advertisement that states the time, = place=20 and purpose of the hearing and that any person may object to the applicati= on by=20 attending the hearing or submitting any objections in writing to the Revie= w=20 Board at least five days prior to the hearing and, where such objections a= re=20 submitted, the hearing shall be held in the licensing area in which the pr= emises=20 are situate in respect of which the license is sought.

(9) Notwithstandin= g the=20 provisions of subsection (8), the Review Board may change a tavern license= to a=20 beverage room license without holding a further public hearing.

(10) The provision= s of=20 subsections (1) to (8) shall not apply to an application for or the granti= ng of=20 a license to a railway company, or a company operating an airline, or to a= =20 restaurant or hotel that is designated by the Review Board as a resort or = to an=20 application for a special premise license or to an application for an eati= ng=20 establishment license.

(11) The Review Board shall no= t=20 designate a restaurant or hotel as a resort unless

(a) it maintains a high stand= ard of=20 appointments and services;

(b) it operates on a seasonal= basis or=20 promotes convention business or obtains a minor part of its business from = the=20 locality in which it is situated or its operation is of such a nature that= , in=20 the opinion of the Review Board, it should be so designated; and

(12) The Review Bo= ard shall=20 not grant an eating establishment license for premises in a place where no= vote=20 has been taken pursuant to this Section, or where the vote was in the nega= tive,=20 unless the Review Board has held a public hearing on the application and a= t=20 least three weeks' notice of the hearing has been given in one or more=20 newspapers circulating in the place where the premises are situate, by=20 advertisement that states the time, place and purpose of the hearing and t= hat=20 any person may object to the application by attending the hearing or submi= tting=20 any objection in writing to the Review Board at least five days prior to t= he=20 hearing, and where such objections are submitted, the hearing shall be hel= d in=20 the area in which the premises are situate.

(13) The Minister = of=20 Environment and Labour may renew a club license to a club which, or an off= icial=20 of which, was on the fifteenth day of May, 1961, the holder of a permit pu= rsuant=20 to the regulations in effect immediately before that day, and with the app= roval=20 of the Review Board may vary, add to or subtract from the terms and condit= ions=20 on which such license is held or issued and shall require the holder to co= mply=20 with such regulations as the Governor in Council may prescribe respecting = club=20 licenses.

(14) The Review Board= may grant=20 a club license to an official of a club, or to a club which was not the ho= lder=20 of a permit on the fifteenth day of May, 1961, but the provisions of subse= ctions=20 (1) to (8) shall apply in the same manner and to the same extent as they a= pply=20 to any of the types of license mentioned in subsection (2), and no license= shall=20 be granted to or in respect of a club which has not been in active operati= on for=20 a period of not less than three years immediately preceding the applicatio= n for=20 a license. R.S., c. 260, s. 49; 2000, c. 28, s. 79; 2= 001, c.=20 4, s. 29.

Regulations by Governor in= =20 Council

50 The Governor in Council, ma= y make=20 regulations

(a) providing for one or more= classes=20 of club licenses, tavern licenses, beverage room licenses, restaurant lice= nses,=20 dining room licenses, lounge licenses, special occasion licenses, cabaret= =20 licenses, special premises licenses and waiters' licenses, and fixing the = expiry=20 dates thereof and the fees therefor;

(b) providing for the cancell= ation or=20 suspension of licenses;

(d) prescribing the standards= for=20 premises or the part thereof used in connection with the sale of liquor by= the=20 holders of licenses and the accommodation, equipment and facilities therei= n, and=20 prescribing or prohibiting methods and practices in connection with the=20 purchase, licensed sale, service or disposal of liquor;

(e) respecting the powers of = an=20 inspector;

(f) providing for the issuanc= e of=20 licenses and for renewals and transfers of licenses;

(g) governing and providing f= or the=20 issuance of licenses for special occasions and prescribing the special occ= asions=20 for which licenses may be issued;

(h) requiring the payment of = fees in=20 respect of applications for the issuance, renewal or transfer of licenses;=

(i) requiring the holders of = licenses=20 to provide the Minister of Environment and Labour with such information an= d=20 returns respecting sales and respecting the premises, methods and practice= s=20 connected therewith as may be prescribed and requiring any information pro= vided=20 to be verified by oath;

(ia) prescribing a code of co= nduct for=20 members of the Board of Directors, employees of the Corporation, employees= of=20 the Government or spouses of such members or employees for the purpose of= =20 subsection (4) of Section 81;

(ib) defining any word or exp= ression=20 used but not defined in this Act;

(j) respecting rules for proc= eedings=20 before the Review Board;

(k) respecting the advertisin= g of=20 liquor and requiring the form of advertisement or public notice to be subj= ect to=20 the approval of the Minister of Environment and Labour;

(l) prescribing the days and = hours=20 during which liquor may be sold or dispensed on licensed premises or any o= f=20 them;

(m) in respect of any other m= atter or=20 thing in order to give full effect to the terms, intent and purposes of th= is Act=20 and to carry out the functions and duties and exercise the powers of the=20 Minister of Environment and Labour and the Review Board;

(n) prescribing the = form and=20 manner of application for a license. R.S., c. 260, s.= 50;=20 2000, c. 28, s. 80; 2007, c. 42, s. 1.

Deemed status of fees

50A Any fees paid bef= ore or=20 after the coming into force of this Section under the authority of this Ac= t or=20 the regulations for applications for a license or the issuance, transfer o= r=20 renewal of a license are deemed to be license fees for the purpose of rais= ing a=20 revenue for the Province as authorized by subsection 92(9) of the Constitu= tion=20 Act, 1867. 2007, c. 9, s. 28.

Store manager

51 The sale of liquor= at each=20 Government store shall be conducted by a person appointed under this Act t= o be=20 known as a "store manager" who shall, under the directions of the Corporat= ion,=20 be responsible for the carrying out of this Act and the regulations, so fa= r as=20 they relate to the conduct of the store and the sale of liquor thereat. R.S., c. 260, s. 51; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Sale permitted

52 A store manager ma= y sell to=20 any person such liquor as that person is entitled to purchase in conformit= y with=20 this Act and the regulations. R.S., c. 260, s. 52.=20

Consumption of liquor prohi= bited

53 (1) No officer,= clerk or=20 servant of the Corporation employed in the Government store shall allow an= y=20 liquor, except as otherwise provided in this Act or the regulations, to be= =20 consumed on the premises of a Government store nor shall any person consum= e any=20 liquor on such premises.

(2) No operator or em= ployee of=20 an agency store shall allow any liquor to be consumed on the premises of a= n=20 agency store nor shall any person consume any liquor on such premises, exc= ept as=20 otherwise provided in this Act or the regulations. R.= S., c.=20 260, s. 53; 2001, c. 4, ss. 21, 29.

Transportation of liquor
54 (1) It is lawfu= l to carry=20 or convey liquor to a liquor store and to and from a warehouse or depot=20 established, maintained or operated by the Corporation or controlled or=20 regulated by the Corporation for the purposes of this Act.

(2) A common carrier or other = person=20 may, when permitted to do so by this Act or the regulations and in accorda= nce=20 therewith,

(a) carry or convey liquor so= ld at a=20 Government store or warehouse;

(b) carry or convey liquor or= dered or=20 purchased by the Corporation; and

(c) carry or convey liquor to= or from=20 premises where the liquor may be lawfully kept and sold,

to a place to whic= h it may=20 be lawfully delivered under this Act or the regulations.

(3) No common carr= ier or any=20 other person shall open or break or allow the opening or breaking of a pac= kage=20 or vessel containing liquor, or drink or use or allow the drinking or use = of any=20 liquor therefrom while the liquor is being carried or conveyed.

(4) Subject to this Act and th= e=20 regulations, whether or not the package or vessel containing liquor has be= en=20 opened or the seal on the package or vessel is broken, a person who is per= mitted=20 by law to possess and consume liquor within the Province and who for a law= ful=20 purpose

(a) purchased the liquor lawf= ully=20 within the Province;

(b) brought the liquor, not e= xceeding a=20 quantity determined by the regulations, lawfully into the Province; or

(c) received the liquor as a = bona fide=20 gift,

may carry or conve= y that=20 liquor to any place in which the person is permitted to possess, have or c= onsume=20 the liquor or from that place to another place in which the person is perm= itted=20 to possess, have or consume the liquor if he does not open the package or = vessel=20 or consume the liquor while carrying or conveying it.

(5) In subsections= (6) and=20 (7), "motor vehicle" means a motor vehicle within the meaning of the Motor= =20 Vehicle Act or an off-highway vehicle within the meaning of the Off-highwa= y=20 Vehicles Act.

(6) No person shall drive or o= therwise=20 exercise care or control of a motor vehicle, whether or not it is in motio= n,=20 while that person is in possession of liquor or there is liquor in the mot= or=20 vehicle unless

(a) the liquor is being trans= ported or=20 used in accordance with a license or permit issued under this Act;

(b) the liquor is in a bottle= , can or=20 other vessel that has not been opened;

(c) the liquor is in the trun= k or=20 another part of the motor vehicle designed for the carriage of baggage or = goods,=20 or in any other location that is not readily accessible to any person in t= he=20 vehicle; or

(d) the motor vehicle is

(i) a station wagon, passenger van,=20 sport-utility vehicle, hatchback or another type of passenger vehicle th= at=20 does not have a trunk and the liquor is behind the rearmost seat,

(ii) a pickup truck and the= liquor is=20 in an exterior compartment or in a space designed for the carriage of ba= ggage=20 or goods, or in any other location that is not readily accessible to any= =20 person in the truck,

(iii) a motorcycle within t= he meaning=20 of the Motor Vehicle Act or an off-highway vehicle within the meaning of= the=20 Off-highway Vehicles Act and the liquor is in a baggage compartment, or = is=20 otherwise not readily accessible to the driver while the vehicle is bein= g=20 driven, or

(iv) a recreational vehicle= within=20 the meaning of the Tourist Accommodations Act and either

(A) the liquor is kept in a location tha= t is=20 not readily accessible to a person occupying the driver's seat, or

(B) the vehic= le is=20 being used as a temporary residence while parked on land maintained as= =20 grounds for camping or for overnight parking of recreational vehicles = or=20 other land that is not part of a public highway.

(7)= No person=20 shall, while in or on a motor vehicle other than a motor vehicle parked as= =20 provided in paragraph (B) of subclause (iv) of clause (d) of subsection (6= ),=20 open any bottle, can or other vessel containing liquor or consume any liqu= or.=20 R.S., c. 260, s. 54; 2001, c. 4, ss. 22, 29; 2005, c.= 21, s.=20 1.=20

Gift

55 A person may make or receiv= e a bona=20 fide gift of liquor if

(a) the donor is in lawful po= ssession=20 of the liquor;

(b) the gift is not for the p= romotion=20 of a brand of liquor unless such a gift for promotional purposes is made i= n=20 accordance with methods and procedures authorized by this Act;

(d) it does not exce= ed the=20 quantity determined by the regulations. R.S., c. 260,= s.=20 55.

Special permit

56 (1) Notwithstan= ding=20 anything contained in this Act, the Corporation may issue special permits= =20 respecting the manufacture, purchase, conveyance, consumption or sale of=20 liquor.

(2) Upon application in the pr= escribed=20 form being made to the Corporation or to any official authorized by the=20 Corporation to issue permits accompanied by payment of the prescribed fee,= and=20 upon the Corporation or the official being satisfied that the applicant is= =20 entitled to a permit for the purchase of liquor under this Act, the Corpor= ation=20 or the official may issue to the applicant a permit of the class applied f= or, as=20 follows:

(a) a special permit in the p= rescribed=20 form may be granted to a druggist or to a person engaged within the Provin= ce in=20 mechanical or manufacturing business, or in scientific pursuits, requiring= =20 liquor for use therein, entitling the applicant to purchase liquor for the= =20 purpose named in such special permit and in accordance with the terms and= =20 provisions of the special permit and in accordance with this Act and the=20 regulations;

(b) a special permit= in the=20 prescribed form may be granted when authorized by the regulations, entitli= ng the=20 applicant to purchase liquor for the purpose named in the permit and in=20 accordance with the terms and provisions of the permit, and of this Act an= d the=20 regulations. R.S., c. 260, s. 56; 2001, c. 4, ss. 23,= =20 29.

Expiration of permit

57 Unless sooner cancelled, ev= ery permit=20 shall expire at midnight on the thirty-first day of December following the= date=20 on which the permit is issued except in the case of

(a) special permits issued un= der clause=20 (b) of subsection (2) of Section 56, which shall expire in accordance with= the=20 terms contained therein;

(b) a permit which, = according=20 to its terms, sooner expires. R.S., c. 260, s. 57.=20

Permit not transferable

58 Every permit shall= be issued=20 in the name of the applicant therefor and no permit shall be transferable = nor=20 shall the holder of any permit allow any other person to use the permit. <= EM=20 class=3Dcitation>R.S., c. 260, s. 58.

Defacing permit prohibited<= /H4>
59 (1) No person s= hall=20 deface any permit issued by the Corporation or erase, obliterate, remove o= r=20 alter any writing, stamp or other mark of whatsoever nature placed on any = permit=20 by the Corporation or by any of its store managers, officers, officials or= =20 agents.

(2) No person shall h= ave in his=20 possession a permit which has been defaced or a permit from or on which an= y=20 writing, stamp or other mark placed thereon by the Corporation or by any o= f its=20 store managers, officers, officials or agents has been erased, obliterated= ,=20 removed or altered. R.S., c. 260, s. 59; 2001, c. 4, = s.=20 29.

Manner of issuing permit
60 No permit shall be= delivered=20 to the applicant, until he has, if requested by the person issuing the per= mit,=20 in the presence of some person duly authorized by the Corporation, or in t= he=20 presence of the official to whom the application is made, written his sign= ature=20 thereon in the manner prescribed by the regulations for the purpose of his= =20 future identification as the holder thereof, and the signature has been at= tested=20 by a member of the Corporation, or other official authorized to issue the = same.=20 R.S., c. 260, s. 60; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Special license for service= =20 personnel

61 (1) In this Sec= tion,=20 "service personnel" means members of the armed forces of Canada, members o= f the=20 Royal Canadian Mounted Police, members of the Coast Guard and members of t= he=20 merchant marine of Canada.

(2) Notwithstandin= g any=20 other provision of this Act, the Review Board may, in its absolute discret= ion,=20 issue a special license to any person who keeps or operates premises for t= he=20 benefit of service personnel or for any class or classes of service person= nel=20 authorizing the person himself or by his servant or agent to purchase beer= from=20 the Corporation and to sell by the glass or by the bottle the beer so purc= hased=20 for consumption by service personnel on the premises kept or maintained by= the=20 licensee and specified in the license and the beer may be consumed on the= =20 premises by any such service personnel.

(3) The Review Boa= rd may=20 attach to any license such terms, conditions or restrictions as it deems=20 expedient and it may, from time to time, by notice in writing vary, add or= omit=20 any such terms, conditions or restrictions.

(4) The Review Boa= rd may=20 cause to be made an inspection of any premises in respect of which a licen= se has=20 been issued or applied for and may inquire into all matters whatsoever in= =20 connection with the operation of the premises.

(5) The Review Boa= rd may, in=20 its absolute discretion, at any time revoke or suspend any license so=20 issued.

(6) The Governor in Council ma= y make=20 regulations prescribing

(a) the form and manner of ap= plication=20 for a special license;

(b) the fee to be paid for su= ch=20 license;

(c) the price or prices at wh= ich beer=20 may be sold pursuant to such license;

(d) the terms and co= nditions=20 on which any such license may be issued and, without limiting the generali= ty of=20 the foregoing, prescribing that no license shall be granted unless the lic= ensee=20 has been entered on the register kept pursuant to the War Charities Act, 1= 939=20 (Canada). R.S., c. 260, s. 61; 2000, c. 28, s. 81; 20= 01, c.=20 4, s. 29.

Possession of liquor permit= ted

62 (1) Except as o= therwise=20 provided by this Act or the regulations, liquor lawfully purchased from th= e=20 Corporation by any person may and is hereby authorized to be kept, had, gi= ven=20 and consumed in his residence.

(2) If the occupant o= f a=20 residence or of any part thereof, including the rooms of any lodgers, boar= ders=20 or tenants therein, or any member of the family of the occupant is convict= ed of=20 keeping a disorderly house or of an offence against any of the provisions = of=20 this Act committed in or in respect of such residence or rooms, or in resp= ect of=20 any liquor kept therein or removed therefrom, the judge of the provincial = court=20 making the conviction may in and by the conviction, declare the residence = or the=20 rooms of the lodgers, boarders or tenants therein or both, to be a public = place=20 for the purpose of this Act and the residence or rooms or both, shall ceas= e to=20 be a residence within the meaning of this Act for a period of one year aft= er the=20 date of the conviction, provided that the Corporation may, when satisfied = of a=20 bona fide change of ownership or occupation of the residence or rooms or b= oth,=20 or when it is desirable to do so, declare the residence or rooms or both t= o be a=20 residence within the meaning of this Act and may grant a certificate to th= at=20 effect to the new owner or occupant of the residence or rooms or both and = the=20 residence or rooms or both shall, from the date of the granting of the=20 certificate signed by the President of the Corporation, be a residence and= cease=20 to be a public place within the meaning of this Act. = R.S., c.=20 260, s. 62; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Permit for brewer, distille= r or=20 vintner

63 (1) The Corpora= tion may,=20 with the approval of the Minister and subject to this Act and the regulati= ons,=20 grant a permit to a brewer, distiller or vintner authorizing the distiller= ,=20 brewer or vintner to keep for sale and sell liquor to the Corporation.

(2) Subject to thi= s Act and=20 the regulations, the Corporation may include terms and conditions in a per= mit=20 issued pursuant to this Section.

(3) The Corporation, = with the=20 approval of the Governor in Council, may make regulations respecting the=20 transportation, delivery and storage of liquor by a permit holder. R.S., c. 260, s. 63; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Cancellation or suspension = of=20 permit

64 The Corporation ma= y, for any=20 cause which it deems sufficient with or without any hearing, cancel or sus= pend,=20 in the manner prescribed by the regulations, any permit granted to a brewe= r,=20 distiller or vintner, and the right of the brewer, distiller or vintner to= sell=20 or deliver liquor, beer or wine thereunder shall be suspended or determine= d as=20 the case may be. R.S., c. 260, s. 64; 2001, c. 4, s. = 29.=20

Appeal

65 (1) A person wh= o is=20 dissatisfied with a decision of the Corporation made pursuant to Section 6= 4 may=20 appeal the decision to the Minister within thirty days after it is made.
(2) The Minister s= hall=20 consider the matter appealed to him and may affirm, vary or reverse the de= cision=20 of the Corporation.

(3) The decision of t= he=20 Minister is final. R.S., c. 260, s. 65; 2001, c. 4, s= .=20 29.

LIQUOR KEPT AND SOLD
UNDER SPECIAL = PERMITS

Special permit for druggist=

66 (1) Any druggis= t may have=20 in his possession alcohol purchased by him from a store manager under a sp= ecial=20 permit pursuant to this Act, the alcohol to be used solely in connection w= ith=20 the business of the druggist in compounding medicines or as a solvent or=20 preservant, provided that no fee shall be charged to a druggist by the=20 Corporation for the special permit and that alcohol so purchased shall be = sold=20 to a druggist at cost.

(2) No druggist sh= all be=20 appointed a store manager or be authorized or permitted to have or keep fo= r sale=20 or by himself or his clerk, servant or agent to sell liquor.

(3) Nothing in thi= s Act=20 shall interfere with or prevent the storing or the use by druggists of alc= ohol=20 in bond solely for the purpose of manufacture of chemical substances or=20 medicinal preparations, and alcohol for such use may be purchased in bond = from=20 any distiller or wholesale liquor dealer in Canada.

(4) Any druggist may = sell=20 rubbing alcohol compound supplied by and sold under the regulations of the= =20 Government of Canada. R.S., c. 260, s. 66; 2001, c. 4= , s.=20 24.

Use of liquor by physician<= /H4>
67 (1) Any physici= an who is=20 lawfully and regularly engaged in the practice of his profession in the Pr= ovince=20 and who deems liquor necessary for the health of a patient of his whom he = has=20 seen or visited professionally may give to the patient a prescription ther= efor=20 in the prescribed form, signed by the physician and addressed to a store m= anager=20 for liquor not exceeding twenty-six ounces, but no prescription shall be g= iven=20 except to a bona fide patient in cases of actual need and, when in the jud= gement=20 of the physician the use of liquor as medicine in the quantity prescribed = is=20 necessary, or the physician may administer or supply the liquor to the pat= ient,=20 for which purpose the physician shall administer or supply only such liquo= r as=20 was purchased by him under a special permit pursuant to this Act, and may = charge=20 for the liquor so administered or supplied.

(2) Every physicia= n who=20 gives any prescription or administers or supplies any liquor in evasion or= =20 violation of this Act, or who gives to or writes for any person a prescrip= tion=20 for or including liquor for the purpose of enabling or assisting any perso= n to=20 evade any of the provisions of this Act, or for the purpose of enabling or= =20 assisting any person to obtain liquor to be used as a beverage, or to be s= old or=20 disposed of in any manner in violation of this Act, shall be guilty of an= =20 offence against this Act.

(3) A store manager may, upon = the=20 prescription of a physician, sell and supply for strictly medicinal purpos= es

(a) distilled liquor not exce= eding one=20 quart at any one time;

(b) alcohol for r= ubbing or=20 other necessary purposes not exceeding sixteen ounces at any one time.

(4) No more than o= ne sale=20 and one delivery shall be made on any one prescription.

(5) Any dentist wh= o deems it=20 necessary that any patient being then under treatment by him should be sup= plied=20 with liquor as a stimulant or restorative may administer to the patient th= e=20 liquor so needed, and for that purpose the dentist shall administer liquor= =20 purchased by him under special permit pursuant to this Act, and may charge= for=20 the liquor so administered, but no liquor shall be administered by a denti= st=20 except to a bona fide patient in case of actual need, and every dentist wh= o=20 administers liquor in evasion or violation of this Act shall be guilty of = an=20 offence against this Act.

(6) Any veterinari= an who=20 deems it necessary may, in the course of his practice, administer or cause= to be=20 administered liquor to any dumb animal, and for that purpose the veterinar= ian=20 shall administer or cause to be administered liquor purchased by him under= =20 special permit pursuant to this Act, and may charge for the liquor so=20 administered or caused to be administered, but no veterinarian shall himse= lf=20 consume nor shall he give to or permit any person to consume as a beverage= any=20 liquor so purchased, and every veterinarian who evades or violates or suff= ers or=20 permits any evasion of this Section shall be guilty of an offence against = this=20 Act.

(7) Any violation of = this=20 Section shall be an offence against this Act. R.S., c= . 260,=20 s. 67; 2000, c. 28, s. 82.

Use of liquor in approved=20 institution

68 Any person in char= ge of an=20 institution regularly conducted as a hospital or sanatorium for the care o= f=20 persons in ill-health, or as a home devoted exclusively to the care of age= d=20 people, may, if he holds a special permit under this Act for that purpose,= =20 administer liquor purchased by him under his special permit to any patient= or=20 inmate of the institution who is in need of the same, on the prescription = of a=20 physician, either by way of external application or otherwise for emergenc= y=20 medicinal purposes, and may charge for the liquor so administered, but no = liquor=20 shall be administered by any person under this Section except on the=20 prescription of a physician and to bona fide patients or inmates of the=20 institution of which he is in charge and in cases of actual need, and ever= y=20 person in charge of an institution or employed therein, who administers li= quor=20 in evasion or violation of this Act, shall be guilty of an offence against= this=20 Act. R.S., c. 260, s. 68; revision corrected 2002.

APPLICATION OF ACT

Sale of liquor outside the= =20 Province

69 (1) Nothing in = this Act=20 shall prevent any brewer, distiller or vintner or other person duly licens= ed=20 under any statute of the Parliament of Canada for the manufacture of liquo= r,=20 from having or keeping liquor in a place and in the manner authorized by o= r=20 under any such statute or from selling liquor therefrom to a person in ano= ther=20 province or in a foreign country.

(2) Nothing in this Act shall= =20 prevent

(a) the sale of liquor by any= person to=20 the Corporation;

(b) the purchase, im= portation=20 and sale of liquor by the Corporation. R.S., c. 260, = s. 69;=20 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Sale of medicine permitted<= /H4>
70 Except as otherwis= e provided=20 by this Act, or by the regulations or by the Pharmacy Act, a druggist or=20 manufacturer of or dealer in patent or proprietary medicines may sell such= =20 medicine if the medicine contains sufficient medication to prevent its use= as an=20 alcoholic beverage. R.S., c. 260, s. 70.

Sale of preparations permit= ted

71 (1) Except as otherwise exp= ressly=20 provided in this Act or as provided by regulation or by the Pharmacy Act,= =20 nothing in this Act shall prevent the sale,

(a) by a druggist or by a man= ufacturer=20 of

(i) any tincture, fluid, extract, essence = or=20 medicated spirit containing alcohol prepared according to a formula of t= he=20 British Pharmacopoeia or other recognized standard work on pharmacy,

(ii) medicine or other simi= lar=20 official or pharmaceutical compound or preparation,

(iii) a perfume, lotion, es= sence,=20 tonic, tincture, or a compound or preparation commonly known as flavouri= ng=20 extract,

(iv) for purely medicinal p= urposes,=20 of any mixture so prepared containing alcohol and other drugs or medicin= e;=20 or

(b) by a merchant = or dealer=20 who deals in drugs or medicines, of such compounds, mixtures and preparati= ons as=20 are in this Section hereinbefore mentioned and are made or put up by a dru= ggist=20 or manufacturer.

(2) If in any pros= ecution=20 for selling any of the products mentioned in Section 70 or this Section, t= he=20 judge of the provincial court hearing the complaint is of the opinion that= an=20 unreasonable quantity of any such product, having regard to the purposes f= or=20 which the same was legitimately manufactured, was sold or otherwise dispos= ed of=20 to any person either at one time or at intervals, and proof is also given = that=20 the product was used for beverage purposes, the person selling or otherwis= e=20 disposing of the same may be convicted of an offence under subsection (1) = of=20 Section 78.

(3) Any person who= sells for=20 beverage purposes any of the products mentioned in Section 70 or this Sect= ion=20 shall be guilty of an offence.

(4) Any person who ob= tains or=20 consumes for beverage purposes any of the products mentioned in Section 70= or=20 this Section shall be guilty of an offence. R.S., c. = 260, s.=20 71.

Order prohibiting sale of=20 product

72 (1) Notwithstan= ding any=20 of the other provisions of this Act, the Corporation, if satisfied that an= y=20 patent or proprietary medicine or any extract, lotion, essence, tonic, tin= cture,=20 compound or preparation contains alcohol and is being kept for sale or sol= d for=20 use as a beverage by any person, may, in the exercise of its discretion an= d with=20 or without notice to the person affected, make an order prohibiting such p= erson=20 from having or selling any such product described therein.

(2) No person spec= ified in=20 any such order shall, after the making thereof, have or sell such product.=

(3) Service of any= such=20 order upon the person therein specified may be proved by affidavit.

(4) The Corporation m= ay in like=20 manner revoke any such order. R.S., c. 260, s. 72; 20= 00, c.=20 28, s. 83; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Order prohibiting possessio= n of=20 product

73 (1) Notwithstan= ding any=20 of the other provisions of this Act, the Corporation, if satisfied that an= y=20 patent or proprietary medicine, or any extract, lotion, essence, tonic,=20 tincture, compound or preparation contains alcohol and is being used or ma= y be=20 used for beverage purposes, may from time to time in the exercise of its=20 discretion and with or without notice to any person affected, with the app= roval=20 of the Governor in Council, by notice signed by the President published in= the=20 Royal Gazette prohibit the possession and sale in the Province or any part= =20 thereof or the possession and sale in the Province or any part thereof exc= ept by=20 a Government store or by a person thereunto licensed by the Corporation of= any=20 such medicine, extract, lotion, essence, tonic, tincture, compound or=20 preparation prepared or manufactured by any particular person, or designat= ed by=20 any particular name or brand or otherwise.

(2) After publicat= ion of any=20 such notice no person shall, in the Province or in that part of the Provin= ce to=20 which such prohibition applies, as the case may be, have in possession or = sell=20 any medicine, extract, lotion, essence, tonic, tincture, compound or prepa= ration=20 the possession and sale of which is prohibited in the notice.

(3) The publicatio= n of=20 notice of the prohibition in the Royal Gazette shall be conclusive proof o= f the=20 making thereof by the Corporation and the approval thereof by the Governor= in=20 Council.

(4) The Corporation m= ay in like=20 manner revoke any such prohibition. R.S., c. 260, s. = 73;=20 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Information may be required= on=20 label

74 (1) Every brewe= r,=20 distiller or vintner shall, on all beer, liquor or wine manufactured and b= ottled=20 for sale or consumption within the Province, place such information as to = the=20 contents or otherwise as the Corporation may from time to time require and= shall=20 also cause the same information to be placed on any package or container i= n=20 which the beer, liquor or wine is sold.

(2) Any brewer, disti= ller or=20 vintner violating this Section shall be guilty of an offence and liable up= on=20 summary conviction to a penalty of not more than two thousand dollars. R.S., c. 260, s. 74; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

License to sell or distribu= te

75 Subject to this Ac= t and the=20 regulations, the Corporation may license a person to engage in the sale an= d=20 distribution of liquor and a person so licensed may act as agent for suppl= iers=20 and manufacturers of liquor located outside the Province. R.S., c. 260, s. 75; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Beer or wine making for per= sonal=20 use

76 Subject to this Ac= t and the=20 regulations, any person may engage in the process of beer or wine making f= or=20 personal use. R.S., c. 260, s. 76.

Liquor, beer and wine socie= ties

77 Subject to this Ac= t and the=20 regulations, liquor, beer and wine societies may consume liquor, beer and = wine=20 and may order liquor, beer and wine in such places and in such quantities = as the=20 Corporation may prescribe by regulation. R.S., c. 260= , s. 77;=20 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

PART III

PROHIBITIONS, PENALTIES=20 AND
PROCEDURE IN PROSECUTIONS AND ON APPEAL

Unlawful sale of liquor

78 (1) Except as p= rovided by=20 this Act or by the regulations, no person shall, within the Province by hi= mself,=20 his clerk, servant or agent, directly or indirectly, upon any pretence or = upon=20 any device expose or keep for sale, sell or barter, or offer to sell liquo= r or=20 in consideration of the purchase or transfer of any property, or for any o= ther=20 consideration, or at the time of the transfer of any property, give liquor= to=20 any other person.

(2) Except as auth= orized by=20 this Act or the regulations, no liquor shall be manufactured, transported,= kept=20 or had by any person.

(3) Except as auth= orized by=20 this Act or the regulations, no liquor shall be given or consumed by any=20 person.

(4) Every person who = violates=20 this Section is guilty of an offence and liable upon summary conviction to= a=20 fine or not less than three hundred dollars and not more than one thousand= =20 dollars or, in default, to imprisonment for not less than one nor more tha= n two=20 months for a first offence, and to a fine of not less than seven hundred a= nd=20 fifty dollars and not more than fifteen hundred dollars or, in default, to= =20 imprisonment for not less than one and not more than four months for a sec= ond or=20 subsequent offence. R.S., c. 260, s. 78.

Gift prohibited

79 No brewer, distill= er,=20 vintner or manufacturer of liquor shall, within the Province, by himself, = his=20 clerk, servant or agent, give to any person any liquor except as may be=20 permitted by and in accordance with the regulations. = R.S., c.=20 260, s. 79.

Selling at prohibited place= or=20 time

80 (1) No store ma= nager, and=20 no person acting as the clerk or servant of, or in any capacity for any st= ore=20 manager, and no other person, shall sell liquor in any other place or at a= ny=20 other time or otherwise than as authorized by this Act and the regulations= .

(2) No store manager = and no=20 person acting as the clerk or servant of, or in any capacity for any store= =20 manager, shall furnish or sell liquor to any permit holder or license hold= er=20 whose permit or license has not been acquired in accordance with this Act = and=20 the regulations. R.S., c. 260, s. 80.

Commission, remuneration, p= rofit or=20 gift prohibited

81 (1) repealed 20= 07, c. 42,=20 s. 2.

(2) No member or e= mployee of=20 the Corporation or any employee of the Government, or spouse of the member= or=20 employee, shall solicit or receive directly or indirectly any commission,= =20 remuneration or gift whatsoever from any person or corporation having sold= ,=20 selling or offering liquor for sale to the Government or Corporation in=20 pursuance of this Act.

(3) No person sell= ing or=20 offering for sale, to, or purchasing liquor from, the Government or the=20 Corporation, shall either directly or indirectly offer to pay any commissi= on,=20 profit or remuneration, or make any gift to any member or employee of the= =20 Corporation or to any employee of the Government, or spouse of the member = or=20 employee, or to anyone on behalf of such member or employee or spouse.

(4) Notwithstanding subsection= s (2) and=20 (3),

(a) a member of the Board of = Directors,=20 an employee of the Corporation or employee of the Government or a spouse o= f a=20 member or employee may receive a gift from a person having sold, selling o= r=20 offering liquor for sale to the Government or the Corporation; and

(b) a person selling or offer= ing for=20 sale to, or purchasing liquor from, the Government or the Corporation may= =20 directly or indirectly offer to make a gift to a member of the Board of=20 Directors, an employee of the Corporation, employee of the Government or a= =20 spouse of the member or employee, or to anyone on behalf of such member,=20 employee or spouse,

only if the gift woul= d be=20 acceptable pursuant to Guidelines 1. to 4. of the Ministerial Code of Cond= uct=20 set out in Schedule B to the Members and Public Employees Disclosure Act o= r a=20 more restrictive code of conduct prescribed by regulations under this Act.= R.S., c. 260, s. 81; 2001, c. 4, s. 29; 2007, c. 42, s. 2= .=20

Business association prohib= ited

82 (1) No member o= r employee=20 of the Review Board or employee of the Department having any responsibilit= ies=20 under this Act, or spouse of the member or employee, shall be directly or= =20 indirectly interested or engaged in any other business or undertaking deal= ing in=20 liquor, whether as owner, part-owner, partner, member of a syndicate,=20 shareholder, agent or employee and whether for his own benefit or in a fid= uciary=20 capacity for some other person.

(2) No member or e= mployee of=20 the Review Board or employee of the Department having any responsibilities= under=20 this Act, or spouse of the member or employee, shall solicit or receive di= rectly=20 or indirectly any commission, remuneration or gift whatsoever from any per= son=20 seeking or holding a license granted pursuant to this Act.

(3) No person seeking= or=20 holding a license granted pursuant to this Act shall either directly or=20 indirectly offer to pay any commission, profit or remuneration, or make a = gift=20 to any member or employee of the Review Board or employee of the Departmen= t=20 having any responsibilities under this Act, or to the spouse of the member= or=20 employee, or to anyone on behalf of the member or employee. R.S., c. 260, s. 82; 2000, c. 28, s. 84.

Liquor not to be considerat= ion

83 Except as provided= in this=20 Act, no person shall, within the Province, by himself, his clerk, servant = or=20 agent attempt to purchase, or directly or indirectly or upon any pretence = or=20 upon any device, purchase or in consideration of the sale or transfer of a= ny=20 property, or for any other consideration, or at the time of the transfer o= f any=20 property, take or accept from any other person any liquor. R.S., c. 260, s. 83.

Prohibited premises

84 Except as provided= by this=20 Act or by the regulations, no person shall consume any liquor on any premi= ses=20 where liquor is kept for sale. R.S., c. 260, s. 84.=20

Religious use permitted

85 Liquor lawfully pu= rchased=20 may be consumed and is hereby authorized to be consumed in an appropriate = place=20 when used for sacramental purposes or in any religious ceremony. R.S., c. 260, s. 85.

Seizure and forfeiture of l= iquor

86 Any Provincial Pol= ice=20 constable or officer appointed by the Corporation who finds liquor which, = in his=20 opinion, is had or kept by any person in violation of this Act may, withou= t=20 laying any information or obtaining any warrant, forthwith seize and remov= e the=20 same and the package in which the liquor is kept, and upon conviction of t= he=20 person for a violation of this Section the liquor and all packages contain= ing=20 the same shall, in addition to any other penalty prescribed by this Act, i= pso=20 facto be forfeited to Her Majesty in right of the Province. R.S., c. 260, s. 86; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Public intoxication prohibi= ted

87 (1) No person s= hall be in=20 an intoxicated condition in a public place.

(2) Where an offic= er has=20 reasonable and probable grounds to believe a person is in an intoxicated=20 condition in a public place, the officer may, instead of charging the pers= on=20 under the Act, take the person into custody to be dealt with in accordance= with=20 this Section.

(3) A person taken= into=20 custody pursuant to this Section may be taken by the officer to any availa= ble=20 treatment service, hostel or facility for care.

(4) A person arres= ted or=20 taken into custody pursuant to this Section shall not be held in custody i= n a=20 jail or lock-up for more than twenty-four hours after being arrested or ta= ken=20 into custody.

(5) A person taken= by an=20 officer to any treatment service, hostel or facility for care shall not be= =20 detained there for more than twenty-four hours after he was taken into cus= tody=20 unless the person consents to remain for a longer period.

(6) A person taken into custod= y pursuant=20 to this Section may be released from custody at any time if

(a) the person in custody has= recovered=20 sufficient capacity that, if released, he is unlikely to cause injury to h= imself=20 or be a danger, nuisance or a disturbance to others; or

(b) a person capable= of doing=20 so undertakes to take care of the person in custody upon his release. R.S., c. 260, s. 87.

Sale to impaired person

88 No employee of the= =20 Corporation shall sell or supply liquor or permit liquor to be sold or sup= plied=20 to any person under or apparently under the influence of liquor. R.S., c. 260, s. 88; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Use of liquor by minor

89 (1) Liquor shal= l not be=20 sold, supplied or given to or procured for or by any person under the age = of=20 nineteen years, except for medicinal purposes only as provided for by this= =20 Act.

(2) Every person w= ho=20 knowingly sells or supplies liquor to any person under the age of nineteen= years=20 or knowingly gives liquor to or procures liquor for any person under the a= ge of=20 nineteen years, except for medicinal purposes only as provided by this Act= ,=20 shall be liable to the penalties mentioned in Section 104.

(3) Except as auth= orized by=20 the regulations, no person who is under the age of nineteen years shall en= ter or=20 be in a tavern, beverage room, lounge, or cabaret in respect of which a ta= vern=20 license, beverage room license, lounge license or cabaret license is in=20 effect.

(4) Except as authori= zed by the=20 regulations, the holder of a tavern license, beverage room license, lounge= =20 license or cabaret license shall not permit a person who is under the age = of=20 nineteen years to be or remain in the tavern, beverage room, lounge or cab= aret.=20 R.S., c. 260, s. 89; 1990, c. 33, s. 1.

Unlawful purchase of liquor=

90 Except as provided= by this=20 Act or the regulations, no person shall purchase liquor from any person ot= her=20 than a store manager or the Corporation. R.S., c. 260= , s. 90;=20 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Restoration of permit or li= cense

91 No person whose pe= rmit or=20 license to purchase liquor has been cancelled shall, within a period of tw= elve=20 months after the date of the cancellation, make application for another pe= rmit=20 or license under this Act. R.S., c. 260, s. 91.= =20

Unlawful use of permit or=20 license

92 (1) No person s= hall=20 purchase or attempt to purchase liquor under a permit or license which is= =20 suspended, which has been cancelled or of which he is not the holder.

(2) No person shal= l apply in=20 any name except his own for the issue to him of a permit or license author= izing=20 the purchase of liquor.

(3) No person shall f= urnish a=20 wrong or fictitious address or age in applying for the issue to him of a p= ermit=20 authorizing the purchase of liquor. R.S., c. 260, s. = 92.=20

Offence by Corporation pers= onnel

93 No store manager or assista= nt, clerk=20 or other employee of a store, shall

(a) purchase liquor excepting= from the=20 Corporation;

(b) have on the premises of t= he=20 Government store or agency store under his control any liquor which has no= t been=20 supplied by the Corporation;

(c) sell or offer for sale an= y liquor=20 other than such as has been supplied by the Corporation;

(d) adulterate or cause to be= =20 adulterated any liquor kept for sale under this Act, by mixing with the sa= me=20 colouring matter or any drugs or ingredients whatever;

(e) mix the same with other l= iquor of=20 whatever kind or quality or with water;

(f) sell or expose f= or sale=20 liquor so adulterated. R.S., c. 260, s. 93; 2001, c. = 4, s.=20 29.

Bribery

94 No person shall of= fer or=20 give money or any other consideration to a store manager or other employee= of a=20 Government store or agency store as an inducement to violate this Act, or = as an=20 inducement for such store manager or employee to interest himself in promo= ting=20 the sale of any particular class or brand of liquor. = R.S., c.=20 260, s. 94; 2001, c. 4, s. 26.

Duty to prevent drunkenness=

95 No person shall,

(a) permit drunkenness to tak= e place in=20 any house or on any premises of which he is the owner, tenant or occupant;=

(b) permit or suffer any pers= on=20 apparently under the influence of liquor to consume any liquor in any hous= e or=20 on any premises of which the first named person is owner, tenant or occupa= nt;=20 or

(c) give any liquor = to any=20 person apparently under the influence of liquor. R.S.= , c.=20 260, s. 95.

Promotion of liquor prohibi= ted

96 Except as permitte= d by this=20 Act or the regulations, no person shall, within the Province, advertise or= =20 promote in any manner any liquor, beer or wine. R.S.,= c. 260,=20 s. 96.

Regulations respecting alco= hol and=20 pregnancy

96A Within six months= of the=20 coming into force of this Section, the Governor in Council shall make=20 regulations requiring the Corporation to post signs and otherwise publiciz= e, in=20 such manner as the regulations provide, the potential negative effects of = the=20 consumption of alcohol during pregnancy. 2004, c. 39,= s.=20 1

Promotion payment prohibite= d

97 Except as provided= by this=20 Act or the regulations, no person on his own behalf or on behalf of any ot= her=20 person shall, for the purpose of promoting the sale of or advertising or=20 creating goodwill for any liquor, offer, give or dispose of by way of sale= or=20 otherwise, anything whatsoever, and no person shall accept or receive anyt= hing=20 whatsoever offered, given or otherwise disposed of for such purposes or an= y of=20 them. R.S., c. 260, s. 97.

Storage of liquor prohibite= d

98 Except as otherwis= e provided=20 in this Act or the regulations, no person shall lease or permit the use of= any=20 building or premises owned or occupied by him for the storage of liquor. <= EM=20 class=3Dcitation>R.S., c. 260, s. 98.

Sale or supply of liquor=20 prohibited

99 Every person who u= nlawfully=20 sells or supplies liquor to a person, other than a person who is not of th= e age=20 of majority, is guilty of an offence and liable upon summary conviction to= a=20 fine of not less than seven hundred and fifty dollars and not more than tw= o=20 thousand dollars or, in default, to imprisonment for not less than one nor= more=20 than two months for a first offence, and a fine of not less than one thous= and=20 dollars and not more than two thousand dollars or, in default, to imprison= ment=20 for not less than one and not more than six months for a second or subsequ= ent=20 offence. R.S., c. 260, s. 99; 2001, c. 4, s. 27.= =20

Prohibited sale by manufact= urer

100 A manufacturer of= liquor=20 convicted of selling liquor in violation of this Act or the regulations is= =20 guilty of an offence and upon summary conviction shall pay a fine of ten=20 thousand dollars. R.S., c. 260, s. 100.

Prohibited purchase

101 Every person who = purchases=20 liquor from a seller who is not authorized by enactment to sell liquor is = guilty=20 of an offence and liable upon summary conviction to a fine of not less tha= n one=20 hundred dollars and not more than five hundred dollars or, in default, to = a term=20 of imprisonment. R.S., c. 260, s. 101.

False proof of age

102 Every person who = presents=20 false proof of age in order to obtain an identification card or to purchas= e=20 liquor is guilty of an offence and liable upon summary conviction to a fin= e of=20 not less than one hundred dollars and not more than five hundred dollars o= r, in=20 default, to a term of imprisonment. R.S., c. 260, s.= =20 102.

Penalty for corporation

103 Notwithstanding t= he=20 provisions of this Act, where a corporation is convicted of a violation of= this=20 Act or the regulations for which no greater penalty is provided, the corpo= ration=20 is liable to a fine of not more than twenty-five thousand dollars for a fi= rst=20 offence and not more than fifty thousand dollars for a second or subsequen= t=20 offence. R.S., c. 260, s. 103; 2001, c. 4, s. 28.=20

Penalty respecting subsecti= on=20 89(2)

104 Every person who = knowingly=20 violates subsection (2) of Section 89, shall for the first offence be impr= isoned=20 for not less than one month, or more than three months, and for a second o= r=20 subsequent offence, be imprisoned for not less than four months, or more t= han=20 twelve months. R.S., c. 260, s. 104.

Liquor to be forfeited

105 In all cases wher= e a=20 conviction under this Act is made in respect of any liquor, the judge of t= he=20 provincial court making the conviction shall declare the liquor to be forf= eited=20 to Her Majesty in right of the Province. R.S., c. 260= , s.=20 105.

Officer of corporation pers= onally=20 liable

106 Where an offence = against=20 this Act is committed by a corporation, the officer or agent of the corpor= ation=20 in charge of the premises in which the offence is committed shall prima fa= cie be=20 deemed to be a party to the offence so committed, and shall be personally = liable=20 to the penalties prescribed for the offence as a principal offender, but n= othing=20 in this Section shall relieve the corporation or the person who actually=20 committed the offence from liability therefor. R.S., = c. 260,=20 s. 106.

Occupant liable

107 Upon proof of the= fact that=20 an offence against this Act has been committed by any person in the employ= of=20 the occupant of any house, shop, room or other premises in which the offen= ce is=20 committed, or by any person who is suffered by the occupant to be or remai= n in=20 or upon such house, shop, room or premises, or to act in any way for the=20 occupant, the occupant shall prima facie be deemed to be a party to the of= fence=20 so committed, and shall be liable to the penalties prescribed for the offe= nce as=20 a principal offender, notwithstanding the fact that the offence was commit= ted by=20 a person who is not proved to have committed it under or by the direction = of the=20 occupant, but nothing in this Section shall relieve the person actually=20 committing the offence from liability therefor. R.S.,= c. 260,=20 s. 107.

Warrant to enter and search=

108 (1) Upon infor= mation on=20 oath by any Provincial Police constable or other officer, that he suspects= or=20 believes that liquor is unlawfully kept or had, or kept or had for unlawfu= l=20 purposes, in any residence, building or premises, it shall be lawful for a= ny=20 justice of the peace, by warrant under his hand, to authorize and empower = the=20 inspector or constable, or any other person named therein, to enter and se= arch=20 the residence, building or premises and every part thereof at any time in = the=20 day or night and for that purpose to break open any door, lock or fastenin= g of=20 the residence, building or premises or any part thereof, or any closet,=20 cupboard, box, or other receptacle therein which might contain liquor, and= to=20 seize such liquor if found.

(2) It shall not be n= ecessary=20 for the inspector, constable or other officer to set out in the informatio= n any=20 reason or grounds for his suspicion or belief. R.S., = c. 260,=20 s. 108.

Blanket search warrant

109 (1) Any Provin= cial=20 Police constable or other officer, who is authorized in writing for the pu= rpose=20 by the Minister, if he believes or suspects that liquor is unlawfully kept= or=20 had, or kept or had for unlawful purposes, in any residence, building or=20 premises, may, without warrant, whether alone or accompanied by other offi= cers,=20 at any time in the day or night, enter and search the residence, building = or=20 premises, and every part thereof, and for that purpose may break open any = door,=20 lock, or fastening of the residence, building or premises or any part ther= eof,=20 or any closet, cupboard, box or other receptacle therein which might conta= in=20 liquor and seize such liquor if found, and such authority shall be a gener= al one=20 and shall be effective until revoked, and such authority in writing shall = be=20 prima facie proof before any court.

(2) Every person bein= g in the=20 residence, building or premises or having charge thereof who refuses or fa= ils to=20 admit any inspector, constable or other officer demanding to enter in purs= uance=20 of this Section or of Section 108 in the execution of his duty, or who obs= tructs=20 or attempts to obstruct the entry of the inspector, constable or other off= icer=20 or any search by him, shall be guilty of an offence against this Act. R.S., c. 260, s. 109.

Presumption that liquor for= sale

110 (1) If on any = such=20 search as mentioned in Sections 108 and 109, any liquor is found on the=20 premises, the occupant of the premises shall, until the contrary is proved= , be=20 deemed to have kept the liquor for sale contrary to this Act, and may be=20 arrested by any of the officers having the search warrant or the authority= of=20 the Minister aforesaid or their assistants.

(2) Upon arrest, t= he person=20 shall be brought before the justice of the peace who issued the search war= rant=20 or in the case of a search under Section 109 before any judge of the provi= ncial=20 court having jurisdiction, and he shall then stand charged before the judg= e or=20 justice of the peace with having unlawfully kept liquor for sale on the da= y of=20 the seizure, at the place where the seizure was made, contrary to this Act= , in=20 all respects and to the same effect as if an information had been duly lai= d for=20 the offence and he had been brought before the judge or justice of the pea= ce=20 under a warrant issued thereon.

(3) The judge or j= ustice of=20 the peace shall thereupon remand to jail the person for trial upon the cha= rge at=20 such time as the judge shall appoint unless he shall enter into sufficient= =20 recognizance with or without sureties for his appearance for trial at such= =20 appointed time.

(4) Further proceedin= gs in such=20 case shall be as provided in and for an ordinary prosecution for keeping f= or=20 sale liquor contrary to this Act. R.S., c. 260, s. 11= 0.=20

Power to arrest

111 (1) Any inspec= tor,=20 constable or other officer may arrest without warrant any person whom he f= inds=20 committing an offence against this Act.

(2) Every inspector a= ppointed=20 under this Act shall have all the authority conferred by any statute of th= is=20 Province on constables, special constables, police officers or other peace= =20 officers and may execute a summons or warrant issued upon an information l= aid by=20 himself. R.S., c. 260, s. 111.

Right to determine name and= =20 address

112 Any Provincial Po= lice=20 constable or other officer, having in pursuance of the authority conferred= by=20 this Act, entered any licensed or unlicensed premises may demand the name = and=20 address of any person found therein, and if such person refuses to give hi= s name=20 and address, or if the inspector, constable or other officer has reasonabl= e=20 grounds to believe that the name or address given is false, he may examine= the=20 person further as to the correctness of the name or address, and if the pe= rson=20 fails upon demand to give his name or address, or to answer satisfactorily= the=20 questions put to him, he shall be deemed guilty of a violation of this Act= and=20 the inspector, constable or other officer may arrest him without warrant a= nd=20 prosecute him for such violation of this Act. R.S., c= . 260,=20 s. 112.

Power to search

113 Any Provincial Po= lice=20 constable or other officer, if he believes or suspects that liquor is unla= wfully=20 kept or had, or kept or had for unlawful purposes, and is contained in any= =20 vehicle, motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or conveyance of any=20 description, or is unlawfully kept or had, or kept or had for unlawful pur= poses,=20 on the lands or persons of any person, shall have power without warrant to= =20 search for such liquor wherever he may suspect it to be and if need be, by= =20 force, and may search the person himself, and may seize and remove any liq= uor=20 found and the packages in which the same is kept. R.S= ., c.=20 260, s. 113.

Search of female

114 Where the person = to be=20 searched is a female suspected of unlawfully having liquor concealed upon = her=20 person or among her personal effects or in any place over which she has co= ntrol,=20 the Provincial Police constable or other officer may, if he judges it advi= sable,=20 employ any woman to act in the capacity of a police matron for the purpose= of=20 assisting him in conducting a search for such liquor and the person so emp= loyed=20 shall, for such purpose and in any other matter or thing pertaining theret= o or=20 arising thereout, have all the powers, privileges and immunities belonging= to=20 the Provincial Police constable or other officer. R.S= ., c.=20 260, s. 114.

Liquor unlawfully kept in=20 building

115 Where the Provinc= ial Police=20 constable or other officer, in making or attempting to make any search und= er or=20 in pursuance of the authority conferred by Sections 108, 109 or 113 finds = in any=20 building or place any liquor which, in his opinion, is unlawfully kept or = had,=20 or kept or had for unlawful purposes, contrary to this Act, he may forthwi= th=20 seize and remove the same and the packages in which the same is kept, and = may=20 seize and remove any book, paper or thing found in the building or place w= hich,=20 in his opinion, will afford evidence as to the commission of any offence a= gainst=20 this Act, and upon the conviction of the occupant of the building or place= or=20 any other person for keeping the liquor contrary to this Act in such build= ing or=20 place, the judge of the provincial court making the conviction shall in an= d by=20 the conviction declare the liquor and packages or any part thereof to be=20 forfeited to Her Majesty in right of the Province. R.= S., c.=20 260, s. 115.

Liquor unlawfully kept in=20 vehicle

116 Where the Provinc= ial Police=20 constable or other officer, in making or attempting to make any search und= er or=20 in pursuance of the authority conferred by Section 113 finds in any vehicl= e,=20 motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or conveyance of any descriptio= n,=20 liquor which, in his opinion, is unlawfully kept, or had, or kept or had f= or=20 unlawful purposes contrary to this Act, he may forthwith seize the liquor = and=20 the packages in which the same is contained, and the vehicle, motor car,=20 automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or conveyance in which the said liquor is = so=20 found, and upon the conviction of the occupant or person in charge of the= =20 vehicle, motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or conveyance or of an= y=20 other person, for having or keeping the said liquor contrary to this Act i= n the=20 vehicle, motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or conveyance, the jud= ge of=20 the provincial court making the conviction may in and by the conviction de= clare=20 the liquor or any part thereof so seized and the packages in which the sam= e is=20 contained to be forfeited to Her Majesty in right of the Province, and the= judge=20 of the provincial court may in and by the conviction further declare the=20 vehicle, motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or conveyance so seize= d to=20 be forfeited to Her Majesty. R.S., c. 260, s. 116.=20

Liquor found by peace offic= er

117 (1) Where liqu= or is=20 found by any Provincial Police constable or other officer on any premises = or in=20 any place or in any vehicle, motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or= =20 conveyance of any description and in such quantities as to satisfy the con= stable=20 or officer that the liquor is being had or kept contrary to this Act, it s= hall=20 be lawful for the constable or officer to forthwith seize and remove by fo= rce,=20 if necessary, any liquor so found and the packages in which the liquor was= had=20 or kept, together with any vehicle, motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, c= anoe=20 or conveyance containing the liquor, and the provisions of subsections (2)= , (3)=20 and (4) shall apply.

(2) Where liquor a= nd any=20 vehicle, motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or other conveyance=20 containing liquor has been seized by a constable or officer under this Act= ,=20 under such circumstances that the constable or officer is satisfied that t= he=20 liquor was had or kept contrary to this Act, he shall, under this Section,= =20 retain the liquor and the packages in which the same was had or kept, toge= ther=20 with the vehicle, motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or other=20 conveyance.

(3) If, within thi= rty days=20 from the date of the seizure, no person by notice in writing filed with th= e=20 Corporation, claims to be the owner of the liquor and the vehicle, motor c= ar,=20 automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or other conveyance containing the liquor,= the=20 liquor and all packages containing the same, together with the vehicle, mo= tor=20 car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or other conveyance containing such l= iquor=20 shall ipso facto be forfeited to Her Majesty in right of the Province and = shall=20 forthwith be delivered to the Corporation.

(4) If within the = said time=20 any claimant appears, it shall be incumbent upon him within that time, aft= er=20 three days notice in writing filed with the Corporation, and in accordance= with=20 the regulations, to prove his claim and his right under this Act to the=20 possession of the liquor and packages or of the vehicle, motor car, automo= bile,=20 vessel, boat, canoe or other conveyance containing the liquor and packages= to=20 the satisfaction of the Corporation, and on failure within that time to pr= ove=20 and establish his claim and right, the liquor and packages, and the vehicl= e,=20 motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or other conveyance in which th= e=20 liquor was found shall ipso facto be forfeited to Her Majesty in right of = the=20 Province.

(5) Any Provincial Po= lice=20 constable or other officer may seize any liquor which he has reason to bel= ieve=20 has been kept or had in possession in violation of subsection (1) of Secti= on 78,=20 and may arrest without warrant any person whom he finds so offending and, = upon=20 the conviction of the person keeping or having such liquor of a violation = of=20 said subsection, the liquor seized shall be ipso facto forfeited to Her Ma= jesty=20 in right of the Province. R.S., c. 260, s. 117; 2001,= c. 4,=20 s. 29.

Forfeited liquor to Corpora= tion

118 (1) In every c= ase in=20 which a judge of the provincial court makes any order for the forfeiture o= f=20 liquor under this Act, and in every case in which any claimant to liquor u= nder=20 Section 117 fails to establish his claim and right thereto, the liquor in= =20 question and the packages in which the liquor is kept shall forthwith be=20 delivered to the Corporation.

(2) The Corporatio= n shall=20 thereupon determine the market value of all forfeited liquor which is foun= d to=20 be suitable for sale in the Government stores, and the Corporation shall p= ay the=20 amount so determined to the Minister of Finance, after deducting therefrom= the=20 expenses necessarily incurred by the Corporation for transporting the forf= eited=20 liquor to the Government warehouses, and the liquor suitable for sale shal= l be=20 taken into stock by the Corporation and sold under this Act.

(3) All forfeited = liquor=20 which is found to be unsuitable for sale in Government stores shall be des= troyed=20 under competent supervision as may from time to time be directed by the=20 Corporation.

(4) In every case = in which=20 liquor is seized by a Provincial Police constable or other officer it shal= l be=20 his duty forthwith to make or cause to be made to the Corporation a report= in=20 writing of the particulars of the seizure.

(5) Every motor car,= =20 automobile, vessel, boat, canoe or other vehicle or conveyance, or any pac= kage,=20 receptacle, material or other matter or thing, other than liquor, forfeite= d to=20 Her Majesty in right of the Province under this Act, shall, in accordance = with=20 the regulations, be sold by public auction or public tender by the Corpora= tion,=20 but the Governor in Council may direct that any such motor car, automobile= ,=20 vessel, boat, canoe or other vehicle or conveyance, or any such package,=20 receptacle, material or other matter or thing shall be destroyed or be res= erved=20 for the public service and the proceeds of every such sale shall be subjec= t to=20 the control of the Corporation, who shall first pay thereout all necessary= costs=20 and expenses of custody and sale, and shall then pay over the remainder of= the=20 proceeds to the Minister of Finance to form part of the General Revenue Fu= nd of=20 the Province. R.S., c. 260, s. 118; 2001, c. 4, s. 29= ; 2010,=20 c. 2, s. 115.

Informant to be confidentia= l

119 Where any informa= tion is=20 given to any Provincial Police constable or other officer, that there is c= ause=20 to suspect that some person is contravening this Act, it shall be his duty= to=20 make diligent inquiry into the truth of such information, and to enter com= plaint=20 of the contravention before the proper court, without communicating the na= me of=20 the person giving the information. R.S., c. 260, s. 1= 19.=20

Inspection of commercial pa= per

120 (1) For the pu= rpose of=20 obtaining information concerning any matter relating to the administration= or=20 enforcement of this Act, any inspector or officer appointed by the Corpora= tion=20 in writing for the purpose or any Provincial Police constable may inspect = the=20 freight and express books and records, and all waybills, bills of lading,= =20 receipts and documents in the possession of any railway company, express c= ompany=20 or other common carrier doing business within the Province, any informatio= n on=20 record relating to any goods shipped or carried or consigned or received f= or=20 shipment or carriage within the Province.

(2) Every railway com= pany,=20 express company or common carrier, and every officer or employee of any su= ch=20 company or common carrier, who neglects or refuses to produce and submit f= or=20 inspection any book, record or document referred to in subsection (1) when= =20 requested to do so by the Corporation or by such inspector or officer or=20 Provincial Police constable, shall be guilty of an offence against this Ac= t. R.S., c. 260, s. 120; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Disposition of pecuniary pe= nalty

121 Any pecuniary penalty impo= sed for=20 the violation of this Act shall, when recovered, be appropriated as follow= s:

(a) in any case where the pro= secutor is=20 a police officer, constable or other officer of a city or town the penalty= shall=20 be paid over by the judge of the provincial court or officer receiving the= same=20 to the treasurer of the city or town;

(b) in all other cas= es the=20 penalty shall belong to the Corporation and shall be paid over by the judg= e of=20 the provincial court or justice receiving the same to the inspector, const= able=20 or other officer who instituted the prosecution to be by him paid over or= =20 remitted to the Corporation. R.S., c. 260, s. 121; 20= 01, c.=20 4, s. 29.

Peace officer exempt from=20 prosecution

122 (1) If it is m= ade to=20 appear to the judge of the provincial court before whom any complaint unde= r this=20 Act is heard that the person charged was acting as a Provincial Police=20 inspector, constable or other officer whose duty it was to enforce the Act= , or=20 was acting under the instructions or authority of the Attorney General, th= e=20 Corporation, or the chief of a police force, for the purpose of enforcing = any of=20 the provisions of this Act, and of obtaining evidence upon which any perso= n=20 might be brought to justice, the defendant shall not be convicted.

(2) If, upon any p= rosecution=20 under this Act or under any regulation, it appears from the evidence of an= y=20 witness that such witness was present at the time or place at which the of= fence=20 was committed, or did unlawfully procure or attempt to procure liquor at s= uch=20 time and place, the judge of the provincial court before whom the prosecut= ion is=20 brought may, having regard to the demeanour of the witness and his mode of= =20 giving evidence, by certificate in that behalf, exempt the witness from=20 prosecution for such unlawful act, but no such exemption shall be granted = to any=20 person charged with the unlawful keeping for sale or other disposal of liq= uor,=20 nor to the keeper or occupant of premises upon which the offence in respec= t of=20 which the prosecution is brought, is alleged to have been committed.

(3) No witness exa= mined in=20 any proceeding under this Act may be compelled to state that he is an info= rmer=20 in the proceeding, nor shall any question be put to him with the object of= =20 showing whether the action was taken on a complaint by an informer, or of= =20 revealing the name of the informer.

(4) The provisions of= Section=20 72 of the Evidence Act shall not apply to any witness in any prosecution o= r=20 proceeding under this Act, but the law in force immediately before the ena= ctment=20 of Chapter 37 of the Acts of 1913 with respect to a witness being excused = from=20 answering a question upon the ground that the answer to such question may = tend=20 to criminate him or may tend to establish his liability to a civil proceed= ing at=20 the instance of the Crown or of any person, shall apply to any witness in = any=20 such prosecution or proceeding. R.S., c. 260, s. 122;= 2001,=20 c. 4, s. 29.

Particulars unnecessary

123 In any prosecutio= n under=20 this Act for the sale or keeping for sale or other disposal of liquor or t= he=20 having, keeping, giving, purchasing or consuming of liquor, it shall not b= e=20 necessary that any witness should depose to the precise description or qua= ntity=20 of the liquor sold, disposed of, kept, had, given, purchased or consumed, = or the=20 precise consideration, if any, received therefor, or to the fact of the sa= le or=20 other disposal having taken place with his participation or to his own per= sonal=20 or certain knowledge, but the judge of the provincial court trying the cas= e, so=20 soon as it appears to him that the circumstances in evidence sufficiently= =20 establish the offence complained of, shall put the defendant on his defenc= e,=20 and, in default of his rebuttal of such evidence to the satisfaction of th= e=20 judge, convict him accordingly. R.S., c. 260, s. 123.= =20

Proof of unlawful transfer = of=20 liquor

124 In proving the sa= le,=20 disposal, gift or purchase, gratuitous or otherwise, or consumption of liq= uor,=20 it shall not be necessary in any prosecution to show that any money actual= ly=20 passed or any liquor was actually consumed, if the judge of the provincial= court=20 hearing the case is satisfied that a transaction in the nature of a sale,= =20 disposal, gift, or purchase actually took place, or that any consumption o= f=20 liquor was about to take place and proof of consumption or intended consum= ption=20 of liquor on premises on which consumption is prohibited, by some person n= ot=20 authorized to consume liquor thereon, shall be evidence that such liquor w= as=20 sold or given to or purchased by the person consuming, or being about to=20 consume, or carrying away the same, as against the occupant of the premise= s. R.S., c. 260, s. 124.

Certificate as evidence

125 (1) In any pro= secution=20 under this Act or the regulations, production by an inspector, a police of= ficer,=20 constable, Provincial Police inspector, peace officer or other officer, of= a=20 certificate or report signed or purporting to be signed by a Dominion or=20 Provincial analyst or by a member of the Corporation as to the analysis or= =20 ingredients of any liquor or other fluid or any preparation, compound or=20 substance, or that any liquor is or is not liquor sold by the Corporation,= shall=20 be conclusive evidence of the facts stated in the certificate or report an= d of=20 the authority of the person giving or making the same without any proof of= =20 appointment or signature.

(2) The Governor in C= ouncil may=20 appoint such persons as he thinks fit to be Provincial analysts for the pu= rposes=20 of this Act. R.S., c. 260, s. 125; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.= =20

Inference from description<= /H4>
126 (1) The judge = of the=20 provincial court trying a case shall, in the absence of proof to the contr= ary,=20 infer that the liquor in question is intoxicating from the fact that a wit= ness=20 describes it as intoxicating, or as rum, whisky, gin, wine, ale, beer or b= y any=20 other name which is commonly applied to an intoxicating liquor.

(2) Any liquor which = contains=20 more than one half of one per cent by volume at sixty degrees Fahrenheit o= f=20 absolute alcohol shall conclusively be deemed to be intoxicating, but no=20 inference shall be drawn that liquor which contains less than such one hal= f of=20 one per cent of absolute alcohol is not intoxicating. R.S.,=20 c. 260, s. 126.

Inference from circumstance=

127 Upon the hearing = of any=20 charge of selling or purchasing liquor, or of unlawfully having or keeping= =20 liquor contrary to this Act, the judge of the provincial court trying the = case=20 shall have the right to draw inferences of fact from the kind and quantity= of=20 liquor found in the possession of the person accused, or in any building,= =20 premises, vehicle, motor car, automobile, vessel, boat, canoe, conveyance = or=20 place occupied or controlled by him, and from the frequency with which the= =20 liquor is received thereat or therein or is removed therefrom, and from th= e=20 circumstances under which it is kept or dealt with. R= .S., c.=20 260, s. 127.

Burden on accused

128 If, on the prosec= ution of=20 any person charged with committing an offence against this Act, in selling= or=20 keeping for sale or giving or keeping or having or purchasing or receiving= of=20 liquor, prima facie proof is given that the person had in his possession o= r=20 charge or control any liquor in respect of or concerning which he is being= =20 prosecuted, then, unless the person proves that he did not commit the offe= nce=20 with which he is so charged, he may be convicted of the offence. R.S., c. 260, s. 128.

Obstruction is prima facie= =20 evidence

129 (1) In any pro= secution=20 for an offence alleged to have been committed under this Act it shall be p= rima=20 facie evidence that liquor is being unlawfully kept for sale in any buildi= ng,=20 house, room, shop or other place in which an offence has been committed ag= ainst=20 this Act within the period of six months next preceding the date of the la= ying=20 of the information in such prosecution and a conviction has been obtained= =20 therefor against any person if any inspector, constable or other officer=20 authorized under this Act to enter the building, house, room, shop or othe= r=20 place and search for liquor is in any manner wilfully prevented from enter= ing or=20 is obstructed or delayed in entering the same or any part thereof and the = fact=20 in particular that entrance to the building, house, room, shop or other pl= ace is=20 had by any door or doors more strongly guarded by locks, bolts, bars or ot= her=20 defences than is reasonably necessary for purposes of security shall be pr= ima=20 facie evidence of an intention to prevent, obstruct or delay the inspector= ,=20 constable or other officer in his or their attempt to enter the building, = house,=20 room, shop or other place for the purpose aforesaid and the occupant of th= e=20 building, house, room, shop or other place shall, until the contrary is pr= oved,=20 be deemed guilty of having kept liquor for sale.

(2) Subsection (1) sh= all also=20 apply if in the building, house, room, shop or other place devices or=20 contrivances are found for giving notice or warning of the approach or att= empted=20 entrance of any inspector, constable, or officer, or if bottles or other v= essels=20 containing liquor are broken or destroyed or thrown out, or if liquor is s= pilled=20 on the premises. R.S., c. 260, s. 129.

Burden respecting right to = have=20 liquor

130 (1) The burden= of=20 proving the right to have or keep or sell or give or purchase or consume l= iquor=20 shall be on the person accused of improperly or unlawfully having or keepi= ng or=20 selling or giving or purchasing or consuming the liquor, notwithstanding t= hat=20 the prosecution has given any evidence whatsoever in addition to the prima= facie=20 proof referred to in Section 128.

(2) The burden of pro= ving that=20 any prescription or administration of liquor is bona fide and for medical= =20 purposes only shall be upon the person who prescribes or administers the l= iquor,=20 or causes the liquor to be administered, and a judge of the provincial cou= rt=20 trying a case shall have the right to draw inferences of fact from the fre= quency=20 with which similar prescriptions are given and from the amount of liquor=20 prescribed or administered, and from the circumstances under which it is=20 prescribed or administered. R.S., c. 260, c. 130.=20

Restriction on right to cla= im=20 liquor

131 Notwithstanding a= nything=20 hereinbefore contained, no person who, or whose partner or agent, or one o= f=20 whose relations living with him, is convicted of a violation of this Act s= hall=20 be permitted to set up or shall set up any claim or right of property in a= ny=20 liquor or vessels theretofore seized or to dispute the legality of any suc= h=20 seizure. R.S., c. 260, s. 131.

Concealment is evidence

132 If it appears to = the judge=20 of the provincial court that any liquor seized under this Act or any part= =20 thereof was consigned to some person in a fictitious name, or was shipped = as=20 other goods, or was covered or concealed in such a manner as would probabl= y=20 render discovery of the nature of the contents of the vessel, cask or pack= age in=20 which the same was contained more difficult, it shall be prima facie evide= nce=20 that the liquor was intended to be sold or kept for sale or to be kept in= =20 contravention of this Act, or was bought or obtained in contravention of t= his=20 Act. R.S., c. 260, s. 132.

Presence of appliances or=20 preparations

133 Any house, shop, = room or=20 other place in which it is proved that there exist beer pumps or any other= =20 appliances or preparations similar to those usually found in hotels and sh= ops=20 where liquor is accustomed to be sold or trafficked in, other than those o= f=20 common use in private houses, shall be prima facie evidence that it is a p= lace=20 in which liquor is unlawfully had or kept or had or kept for an unlawful p= urpose=20 and in contravention of this Act, and the occupant of the house, shop, roo= m or=20 other place shall be taken to be the person who has or keeps therein the l= iquor=20 for sale, traffic or barter therein. R.S., c. 260, s.= =20 133.

Appearance of premises

134 The fact of any p= erson=20 keeping up any sign, writing, printing or other work in or near to his hou= se or=20 premises, or having the house fitted up with a bar or other place containi= ng=20 bottles or casks displayed so as to induce a reasonable belief that the ho= use or=20 premises is or are licensed for the sale of any liquor or that liquor is s= old or=20 served therein, or that there is on such premises more liquor than is reas= onably=20 required for the persons residing therein, shall be deemed prima facie evi= dence=20 of the unlawful sale and keeping for sale and having and keeping of liquor= by=20 the person. R.S., c. 260, s. 134.

Order closing premises

135 (1) Upon a con= viction=20 being had against any person for a violation of this Act, a judge of the=20 provincial court in writing may order a chief of police or any constable t= o=20 close, and the chief of police or constable shall close by means of seals,= =20 padlocks or otherwise any hotel, restaurant, house, residence, apartment, = suite,=20 building or premises in which or in respect of which, during the twelve mo= nths=20 immediately preceding the making of such order, two other violations of th= is Act=20 have been committed for which the same or any other person or persons were= =20 convicted.

(2) The previous c= onvictions=20 may be proved prima facie by the production of a certificate or certificat= es=20 purporting to be under the hand of a member of the Corporation without any= =20 further or other proof or any proof that the certificate was signed by the= =20 member of the Corporation or that he is or was on the date of the certific= ate a=20 member of the Corporation or that the certificate was granted or given in= =20 accordance with law and it shall not be necessary to state in the certific= ate=20 that the offence for which the person was so previously convicted was comm= itted=20 in any particular place if proof is given by oral evidence before the judg= e that=20 all of the offences in question were committed in the same place.

(3) Such closing s= hall be=20 for such period, not exceeding twelve months, as the judge of the provinci= al=20 court may fix in the order and the Corporation may, in its discretion, ord= er the=20 determination of the closing on the report of the chief of police or const= able=20 as the case may be, or when it is satisfied by the report or evidence of a= ny=20 person that there has been a bona fide change in the ownership or occupanc= y of=20 the hotel, restaurant, house, residence, apartment, suite, building or pre= mises,=20 as the case may be, or that the owner or occupant of or any other person h= aving=20 any interest in the hotel, restaurant, house, residence, apartment, suite,= =20 building or premises, as the case may be, had no notice of the proceeding = or no=20 opportunity of being heard before the judge, and that the owner, occupant = or=20 person was not a party or privy to the commission of the offence.

(4) The chief of p= olice or=20 constable shall have power to set a guard both outside and inside of any=20 premises so closed as it may to him seem proper or necessary in order to r= ender=20 the closing effective.

(5) Any person who= enters or=20 attempts to enter any such premises after the closing or interferes with a= ny=20 constable in the discharge of his duties under the order may be arrested w= ithout=20 warrant, and shall be guilty of an offence against this Act and liable to = a fine=20 of not less than fifty dollars and not more than two hundred dollars or to= =20 imprisonment for a term of not more than sixty days or both.

(6) When a tenant = in any=20 premises or part thereof is convicted of an offence against this Act, or a= n=20 order has been made under subsection (1) because of one or more violations= of=20 this Act on the part of a tenant of any premises referred to in said subse= ction,=20 the landlord may, within one month after the conviction or order by writte= n=20 notice to the tenant posted on the premises affected, declare the lease of= the=20 tenant to be forfeited and the same shall be null and void and "landlord" = in=20 this subsection shall be construed to include a mortgagee in possession.
(7) A tenant shall= have the=20 like power as is provided in subsection (6) in cases where the landlord,=20 resident in the premises, is convicted or is the cause of any such order b= eing=20 made, and may vacate the premises upon the posting of such notice and the= =20 payment of rent then owing or proportionate to the time of the vacating, a= nd a=20 tenant may recover from the landlord any rent paid by him in advance of th= e=20 forfeiture of his lease on his vacating the premises as aforesaid and ther= e=20 shall be no contracting out of the provisions of this subsection or subsec= tion=20 (6).

(8) For the purpos= e of this=20 Section, all internally connected parts of the premises on which such viol= ations=20 of this Act have taken place shall be regarded as a unit and this Section = shall=20 not apply to other portions of the same building which are structurally se= parate=20 and distinct therefrom and to which access is had by a separate door or do= ors=20 leading either into a main or common hall or directly to the street.

(9) The motion for= such=20 order may be made by any Provincial Police constable or other officer with= out=20 laying an information or complaint at any time within thirty days immediat= ely=20 following the date of the last conviction had for an offence committed in = or in=20 respect of the premises sought to be closed and the motion may be made eit= her=20 before the judge of the provincial court making the last conviction or bef= ore=20 any other judge of the provincial court having jurisdiction in the place i= n=20 which the premises are situate.

(10) Notice of the mo= tion=20 stating the name of the judge of the provincial court before whom it is to= be=20 made and the time and place fixed for hearing shall be given by delivering= the=20 same to the reputed occupant of the premises or by leaving it with any per= son=20 apparently over the age of sixteen years found on the premises or by posti= ng it=20 on the main entrance to the premises at least two clear days before the ti= me=20 fixed for the hearing and a true copy of the notice shall be filed with th= e=20 judge of the provincial court named therein before it is served as aforesa= id.=20 R.S., c. 260, s. 135; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Proof of incorporation

136 In any prosecutio= n, action=20 or proceeding under this Act in which it is alleged that a corporation is = or has=20 been guilty of an offence against this Act, the fact of the incorporation = of=20 that corporation shall be presumed without it being proved by the prosecut= or,=20 unless satisfactory proof is produced to the contrary. R.S.,=20 c. 260, s. 136.

PART IV

GENERAL

Purpose and intent of Act
137 The purpose and i= ntent of=20 this Act are to prohibit transactions in liquor which take place wholly wi= thin=20 the Province except under Government control, and every Section and provis= ion of=20 this Act and of the regulations dealing with the importation, sale and=20 disposition of liquor within the Province through the instrumentality of a= =20 Corporation, and otherwise, provide the means by which such Government con= trol=20 shall be made effective, and nothing in this Act shall be construed as=20 forbidding, affecting or regulating any transaction which is not subject t= o the=20 legislative authority of the Province, and nothing in this Act shall apply= to=20 the keeping or having of any liquor by the Corporation or to the keeping o= r=20 having of any proprietary or patent medicines or of any extracts, essences= , tinctures or preparations, where such having or keeping is authorized by t= his=20 Act, nor to the possession by a sheriff or his bailiff of liquor seized un= der=20 execution or other judicial or extra-judicial process or to sales under=20 executions or extra-judicial process to the Corporation. R.S., c. 260, s. 137; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Payment respecting incarcer= ation

138 In the case of a = person in=20 custody or committed to jail in respect of an offence against this Act, th= ere=20 shall be paid by the Corporation to the treasurer of the municipality wher= ein=20 such person is in custody or which maintains such jail the sum of four dol= lars=20 for each day such person remains in custody or is in jail under such commi= ttal.=20 R.S., c. 260, s. 138; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Doctrine of mens rea

139 The doctrine of m= ens rea is=20 not applicable to offences under this Act. R.S., c. 2= 60, s.=20 139.

Civil liability

140 (1) Whenever a= ny person=20 has drunk liquor to excess and, while in a state of intoxication from such= =20 drinking, has come to his death by suicide or drowning, or perishing from = cold=20 or other accident caused by such intoxication, the person or persons who f= urnish=20 or gave the liquor to such person when in a state of intoxication, or on w= hose=20 premises it was obtained by the intoxicated person while intoxicated, shal= l be=20 liable to an action for a wrongful act and as a personal wrong, and subjec= t to=20 the provisions of subsection (2), the action may be brought under the Fata= l=20 Injuries Act, and the amount which may be recovered as damages shall not b= e less=20 than one hundred dollars nor more than one thousand five hundred dollars.<= /P>
(2) Any such action s= hall be=20 brought within six months from the date of the death of the intoxicated pe= rson=20 and not afterwards. R.S., c. 260, s. 140.

Prohibition proclamation
141 In any case of em= ergency,=20 the Governor in Council may issue a proclamation forbidding any person to = have=20 liquor in his possession within the area mentioned in the proclamation, un= less=20 the person has been authorized in writing by the Corporation and given spe= cial=20 permission thereby to have liquor within that area, and the proclamation m= ay=20 also authorize, within the area, the seizure without other warrant or auth= ority=20 and detention for such time as may be authorized of any liquor not had or = kept=20 with the permission of the Corporation within the area and the proclamatio= n may=20 remain in force for such period as may be therein determined. R.S., c. 260, s. 141; 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

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Liquor Control Act

An Act to Provide for theRegulation and Sale ofAlcoholic Liquo= rs=20

Short title

Interpretation

Division of Act

Commission continued as=20 Corporation

Companies Act applies

Board of Directors

Salaries and allowances

Quorum

Members and Public Employee= s=20 Disclosure Act

Disqualification

Fiscal year

By-laws and regulations

Duties and powers of Corpor= ation

Dealing in bottles by=20 Corporation

Duties of Minister of Envir= onment and=20 Labour

Regulations

Annual budget

Detailed business plans

Borrowing power

Reserve fund

Report to House of Assembly=

Monthly audit of receipts 26 The receipts of th= e=20 Corporation from all sources shall be checked and audited at least once in= every=20 calendar month by the Minister of Finance or an officer of his Department= =20 designated by him for that purpose. R.S., c. 260, s. = 26;=20 2001, c. 4, s. 29.

Money paid to General Reven= ue=20 Fund

Authority to administer oat= h

Consent of Attorney General= =20 required

Proceedings by or against=20 Corporation

Appointment of inspectors a= nd=20 employees

Payment to Minister of Fina= nce

Security from holder of lic= ense or=20 permit

Sale of liquor

Plebiscite respecting Corpo= ration=20 store

Enumeration and entitlement= to=20 vote

Elections Act

Effect of vote

Duties of Review Board

Classes of license

Designation of licensing ar= ea

Regulations by Governor in= =20 Council

Deemed status of fees

Store manager

Sale permitted

Consumption of liquor prohi= bited

Gift

Special permit

Expiration of permit

Permit not transferable

Special license for service= =20 personnel

Possession of liquor permit= ted

Permit for brewer, distille= r or=20 vintner

Cancellation or suspension = of=20 permit

Appeal

Special permit for druggist=

Use of liquor in approved=20 institution

Sale of liquor outside the= =20 Province

Sale of preparations permit= ted

Order prohibiting sale of=20 product

Order prohibiting possessio= n of=20 product

Information may be required= on=20 label

License to sell or distribu= te

Beer or wine making for per= sonal=20 use

Liquor, beer and wine socie= ties

Unlawful sale of liquor

Gift prohibited

Selling at prohibited place= or=20 time

Commission, remuneration, p= rofit or=20 gift prohibited

Business association prohib= ited

Liquor not to be considerat= ion

Prohibited premises

Religious use permitted

Seizure and forfeiture of l= iquor

Public intoxication prohibi= ted

Sale to impaired person

Use of liquor by minor

Unlawful purchase of liquor=

Restoration of permit or li= cense

Unlawful use of permit or=20 license

Offence by Corporation pers= onnel

Bribery

An Act to Provide for the
Regulation and Sale of
Alcoholic Liquo= rs=20

Monthly audit of receipts
26 The receipts of th= e=20 Corporation from all sources shall be checked and audited at least once in= every=20 calendar month by the Minister of Finance or an officer of his Department= =20 designated by him for that purpose. R.S., c. 260, s. = 26;=20 2001, c. 4, s. 29.