Massachusetts H5351 authorizes charity alcohol auctions.
Massachusetts H5351 allows local licensing authorities in cities or towns to grant temporary licenses for alcohol auctions to certain applicants. These licenses are for sales not to be drunk on the premises. Eligible applicants include nonprofit charitable corporations and auctioneers with at least 10 years of experience. The temporary licenses are valid for up to 10 consecutive days and can be issued up to twice a year. The proceeds from these auctions must be used for charitable purposes. The bill also repeals Chapter 153 of the acts of 1997.
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