§ 17638 Commissioner Liquidation Powers
This law lets the state regulator step in to settle a licensee's affairs when they are being shut down, handling money, paying claims, and selling property.
A bar that holds a liquor license goes out of business, and the state regulator takes over to collect any money owed and sell the bar's equipment.
The regulator can gather all debts the bar owes, pay any valid claims, and sell the bar's assets after a court order, ensuring the closure is fair and orderly.
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§ 17638 Commissioner Liquidation Powers
Last verified: January 11, 2026