(A) Generally. Any license issued may be revoked by the issuing authority for any of the following reasons.
(B) Reasons.
(1) Any violation of any provision of this chapter or revocation of the state license of the licensee by the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for any reason may be grounds for revocation.
(2) The conviction of the licensee, his or her agent, or any employee of the licensee for selling any illegal beverage on the premises licensed may be grounds for revocation.
(3) The making of any false material statement in an application for a license may be grounds for revocation.
(4) The transferral, assignment, pledge, deposit, or hypothecation of a license; the payment for the license of another; or the permitting of another to pay for one’s own license may be grounds for revocation.
(5) The sale or agreement to sell alcoholic beverages to a wholesaler, retailer, or any person for resale who is not licensed to do so at that time may be grounds for revocation.
(6) The willful or deliberate failure or default to pay an excise tax, any part thereof, or any penalty imposed by or under the statute, ordinance, or act of Congress relative to taxation or for a violation of any rule or regulation of the State Department of Revenue made in pursuance thereof may be grounds for revocation.
(1993 Code, § 60.07) Penalty, see § 111.99