Can't tell if your trying to respond to me or not, but not what I was asking if so. The OP has said the establishment cannot be a 51% because children go there and are not, asccording to him, permitted on 51% property. I am asking if that is correct or not, and TABC seems to indicate that is not correct.bayouhazard wrote:A package store can't be 51% because it's not legal to consume on premise.
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- Mon Nov 21, 2011 2:36 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Invalid 51% sign??
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Re: Invalid 51% sign??
- Mon Nov 21, 2011 2:19 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Invalid 51% sign??
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Re: Invalid 51% sign??
Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe minors may be in such establishments, but cannot be served or consume alcohol.woofe wrote:I have noticed that several chain restaurants in the Dallas area have 51% signs at the door. There is no way that sign is accurate as they are family places and are full of children all the time. A 51% establishment cannot allow folks under 18 on the premises.
I am embroiled in an argument with a friend of mine. He insists that since the establishment is not a true 51% business that I can ignore sign and enter without worry. I'm going to stay OUT or not carry when/if I eat there.
Any RKIs here have any experience with this issue?? Would it be reasonable to expect the TABC to take any action to correct this sign issue?
Thanx
Frank
This from the TABC Site:
4.May a minor enter the premises where a license or permit is issued?
Generally yes, if he does not possess or consume an alcoholic beverage. A minor may not enter the premises of a package store unless accompanied by an adult parent, spouse or guardian. A licensee or permittee may have a “house rule” that minors may not enter their licensed premises