House First Reading.
Summary
The bill amends Arizona law to let administrators, executors, guardians, receivers, trustees or creditors' assignees sell spirituous liquor using the deceased licensee's license for a two‑year period, provided they get permission from the liquor director. It also lets certain non‑licensed parties who hold liquor through a secured interest sell it to a licensed reseller, again with director approval. These changes aim to clarify how liquor can be managed during estate or bankruptcy proceedings.
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