New Jersey § 33:1-93

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 33:1-93, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 33:1-93.

Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphs (1) through (3) of subsection c. of section

4 of this act, 1 a brewer may immediately terminate a contract or agreement with a wholesaler, to

the extent provided in reasonable terms of the contract or agreement that contains

the same terms as the brewer's contract with similarly situated United States, not

including United States territories or possessions, distributors, if any of the following

occur: a. The assignment or attempted assignment by the wholesaler for the benefit of creditors,

the institution of proceedings in bankruptcy by or against the wholesaler, the dissolution

or liquidation of the wholesaler, the insolvency of the wholesaler or the wholesaler's

failure to pay for malt alcoholic beverages in accordance with the agreed terms; b. Failure of any owner to sell his ownership interest in a wholesaler within 120

days after the: (1) owner has been convicted of a felony or crime of the third degree or higher which,

in the reasonable judgment of the brewer, may adversely affect the goodwill or interests

of the wholesaler or the brewer and the brewer notifies the wholesaler that it requires

such sale; or (2) brewer learns of such conviction and notifies the wholesaler that it requires

such sale because, in the reasonable judgment of the brewer, it may adversely affect

the goodwill or interests of the wholesaler or the brewer and the brewer notifies

the wholesaler that it requires such sale; c. Fraudulent conduct of the wholesaler, in any of its dealings with the brewer or

the brewer's products, that is known to, or should have been known to the senior management

or the owners of the wholesaler; d. Revocation or suspension for more than 31 days of the wholesaler's federal basic

permit or of any state or local license required of a wholesaler for the normal operation

of its business; e. Intentional sale, directly or indirectly, of malt alcoholic beverages by a wholesaler

outside the sales territory prescribed by the brewer; or f. Without brewer consent, the wholesaler engages in changes in ownership, the establishment

of trusts or other ownership interests, enters into buy-sell agreements, or grants

an option to purchase an ownership interest; this provision will not apply if the

wholesaler establishes that the brewer's failure to consent, after having received

notice as provided in paragraph (5) or (6) of subsection c. of section 4 of this act,

was in violation of this act. 1

N.J.S.A. § 33:1-93.15.

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