1. (a) In this section the term "retailer" shall mean any person engaged in the business of selling any alcoholic beverages to consumers in any state.
2. (b) A retailer shall not enter into any agreement, or join any association or organization, which imposes a duty on such retailer to take an order for any alcoholic beverages and collect the price of such alcoholic beverage and cause such order for an alcoholic beverage to be transmitted to another retailer for delivery by such other retailer, or which imposes a duty on such retailer to deliver an alcoholic beverage on an order that was taken by another retailer.
3. (c) A retailer shall not take an order for an alcoholic beverage and collect the price of such alcoholic beverage with an agreement that such order for an alcoholic beverage will be transmitted to another retailer for delivery by such other retailer.
4. (d) A retailer shall not deliver an alcoholic beverage when the order for and payment for such alcoholic beverage was received by another retailer.
5. (e) The act of a retailer of paying to any person a portion or percent of the amount of money collected by such retailer on an order for an alcoholic beverage that is to be transmitted to another retailer for delivery by such other retailer shall be deemed to be an act of allowing the permit or license of such retailer to be used by a person other than the person to whom the permit or license was issued.

Source Note:The provisions of this §45.102 adopted to be effective January 1, 1976.