Laws & LiabilityQuestion 2 of 80
The body of state law that governs the sale and service of alcohol in Texas is known as the:
a.Texas Penal Beverage Statute
b.Federal Liquor Control Act
c.Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code
d.Texas Retail Commerce Code
Explanation
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code is the comprehensive set of state statutes governing manufacture, distribution, sale, and service of alcohol. TABC is the agency that administers and enforces this Code. Seller-servers are legally responsible for following it.
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