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Ind. Code § 7.1-2-6-2

Public nuisance; acts

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Current — January 1, 2023
As of January 1, 2018
Sec. 2. Public Nuisance: Acts. An act or practice, or manner of conducting a business by a permittee contrary to a provision of this title or to a rule or regulation of the commission, or by a person not a permittee contrary to a provision of this title, shall also constitute a public nuisance if done, carried on, or permitted to take place in a building or upon a premises in or on which an alcoholic beverage is possessed, kept, stored, or consumed, or upon a vehicle, or conveyance in or on which an alcoholic beverage is being kept, stored, consumed, conveyed, transported, or imported into this state contrary to this title, or contary to a rule or regulation of the commission.
Sec. 2. Public Nuisance: Acts. An act or practice, or manner of conducting a business by a permittee contrary to a provision of this title or to a rule or regulation of the commission, or by a person not a permittee contrary to a provision of this title, shall also constitute a public nuisance if done, carried on, or permitted to take place in a building or upon a premises in or on which an alcoholic beverage is possessed, kept, stored, or consumed, or upon a vehicle, or conveyance in or on which an alcoholic beverage is being kept, stored, consumed, conveyed, transported, or imported into this state contrary to this title, or contrary to a rule or regulation of the commission.

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