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WW-1067 (May 23, 1961): Whether a person who solicits and takes orders in Texas for liquor that is stored in a United States Custom Bonded warehouse, underthe facts submitted, is required to pro- cure a permit under Article 1, Section 4(a) of the Texas Li uor Control Act (Article 66&(a), V ernon's Penal Code)? Your request for an opinion reads as follows: "We are confronted with the following situation. A person seeks to establish a United States Bonded Warehouse in the State of Texas for the purpose of supplying liquor to individual travelers destined for foreign countries, and for the purpose of supplying liquor to
WW-0979: Whether the District, County or Justice Court has jurisdiction to try a suit for the forfeiture of illicit alcoholic beverages, and related question. Your request for an opinion reads as follows: "Subsection (b) of Section 42 of Article I of the Texas Liquor Control Act, provides that the Attorney General, the District Attorney, and the County Attorney, or any of them, shall, after notification of a seizure of illicit alcoholic beverages, institute a suit for the forfeiture of such alcoholic beverages in the name of the State of Texas in any Court of competent jur:sdiction in the county wherei
WW-1171: Whether Article Tyler, Texas 666-17, Vernon's Penal Code, which makes the purchase of alcoholic bev- erages, etc. by persons under 21 years of age, supersedes Sections 12 and 13 of-Ar-

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