(11)  the permittee is in the habit of using alcoholic beverages to
excess;
(12)  the permittee knowingly misrepresented to a customer or the
public any liquor (13)  the permittee was intoxicated on the licensed
premises;
(14)  the permittee sold or delivered an alcoholic beverage to an
intoxicated person;
(15)  the permittee possessed on the licensed premises an alcoholic
beverage That he was not authorized by his permit to purchase and
sell;
(16)  a package store or wine only package store permittee transported
or shipped liquor, or caused it to be transported or shipped, into a dry
state or a dry area within this state;
(17)  the permittee is residentially domiciled with a person who has a
financial interest in an establishment engaged in the business of
selling beer at retail, other than a mixed beverage establishment,
except as authorized by Section 22.06, 24.05, or 102.05 of this code;
(18)  the permittee is residentially domiciled with a person whose
permit or license was cancelled for cause within the 12-month period
preceding his own application;
(19)  the permittee is not a citizen of the United States or has not
been a citizen of Texas for a period of one year immediately preceding
the filing of his application, unless he was issued an original or renewal
permit on or before September 1, 1948, and has been a United States
citizen at some time;
(20)  the permittee permitted a person to open a container of alcoholic
beverage or possess an open container of alcoholic beverage on the
licensed premises unless a mixed beverage permit has been issued for
the premises;
(21)  the permittee failed to promptly report to the commission a
breach of the peace occurring on the permittee's licensed premises;
(22)  the permittee consumed an alcoholic beverage or permitted one
to be consumed on the licensed premises at a time when the
consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited by this code; or
(23)  the permittee sold, served, or delivered an alcoholic beverage at
a time when its sale is prohibited.
(b-1)  Notwithstanding Section 204.01 and any other provision of this
code, a person applying for a license or permit under Chapter 25 or 69
for the on-premises consumption of beer exclusively or beer and wine
exclusively, other than a license or permit for an establishment holding
a food and beverage certificate whose primary business being operated
on the premises is food service, must file with the commission a surety
bond, in an amount to be determined by the commission, conditioned
on the licensee's or permittee's conformance with the alcoholic
beverage law.  The bond is forfeited to the commission on the
suspension of the license or permit for the first time under this section
or Section 61.71.  Before the suspended license or permit may be
reinstated, the licensee or permittee must furnish a second surety
bond, similarly conditioned, in an amount greater than the initial surety
bond, the amount to be determined by the commission.  If the same
license or permit is suspended under this section or Section 61.71 a
second time, the bond is again forfeited to the commission.  Before
the suspended license or permit may be reinstated, the licensee or
permittee shall furnish a third surety bond, similarly conditioned, in an
amount greater than the second surety bond, the amount to be
determined by the commission.  If the same license or permit is
suspended under this section or Section 61.71 a third time, the bond is
again forfeited to the commission and the license or permit shall be
canceled by the commission.  This subsection applies only to a license
or permit held in connection with an establishment located in a county
with a population of 1.4 million or more.
(c)  The commission or administrator may refuse to renew or, after
notice and hearing, suspend for not more than 60 days or cancel a
permit if the commission or administrator finds That the permittee:
(1)  no longer holds a sales tax permit, if required, for the place of
business covered by the alcoholic beverage permit;  or
(2)  is shown on the records of the comptroller of public accounts as
being subject to a final determination of taxes due and payable under
the Limited Sales, Excise and Use Tax Act (Chapter 151, Tax Code), or
is shown on the records of the comptroller of public accounts as being
subject to a final determination of taxes due and payable under
Chapter 321, Tax Code.
(d)  The commission or administrator without a hearing may for
investigative purposes summarily suspend a mixed beverage permit or
a wine and beer retailer's permit for not more than seven days if the
commission or administrator finds That a shooting, stabbing, or murder
has occurred on the licensed premises which is likely to result in a
subsequent act of violence.  Notice of the order suspending the permit
shall be given to the permittee personally within 24 hours of the time
the violent act occurs.  If the permittee cannot be located, notice shall
be provided by posting a copy of the order on the front door of the
licensed premises.
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