(a) Any license issued under the terms of this chapter, except "branch license" and "temporary license", specifically provided for in the Texas Liquor Control Act, shall terminate one year from the date issued, and no license shall be issued for a longer term than one year.
(b) A separate license fee shall be required from every place of business where the business of manufacturing, importing or selling beer is conducted.
(c) No license issued hereunder shall be assignable by the holder thereof to any other person; provided, that any holder of a license may change his place of business designated in such license upon compliance with the terms of said Texas Liquor Control Act, and after notation has been made thereon by the assessor and collector of taxes of the city, and upon payment of a fee of $1.00 to the assessor and collector of taxes of the city.
(d) No licensee shall obtain any refund upon the surrender or nonuse of any license for the manufacture, distribution, importation or sale of beer unless such licensee is prevented from continuing to do business under such license by virtue of a local option election.
(e) No person shall conduct as owner or part-owner thereof any place of business engaged in the manufacture, distribution, importation or sale of beer except under the name to which the license covering such place of business is issued.
(f) Every license issued prior to April 15, 1943, authorizing the manufacture, distribution or sale of beer shall remain in force until the date of its expiration, but the licensee thereunder shall hold such license as fully subject to all the provisions of this chapter, including but not limited to the cancellation or suspension thereof for cause, as any license that may be issued on or after the effective date thereof.
(Code 1943, Art. 34-5)