Delaware Code
Chapter 7. REGULATORY PROVISIONS
§ 723. Disposition of stock of insolvent, deceased or former licensee.

(a) In the case of a seizure of alcoholic liquor under any judgment rendered against the holder of any license or in the case of insolvency of such person, the officer seizing such alcoholic liquor or the trustee in bankruptcy of such license holder shall provide the Commissioner an inventory of the alcoholic liquor found in the possession of the judgment debtor or bankrupt. The Commissioner shall cause notice to be delivered to all importers who sell product on the inventory. All importers shall pick up all saleable products (as determined by the Commissioner in the event of a dispute) that they sell at that time.
(b) The importer shall determine the value of the saleable inventory by determining the cost to a retail licensee on the same day as the alcoholic liquor is picked up.
(c) The importer may retain up to 5% of the value of the saleable inventory as a handling or restocking fee.
(d) In the event the licensee from whom the alcoholic liquor was seized owes the Importer an amount equal to or greater than the net of subsections (b) and (c) of this section above, the importer shall advise the Commissioner, the debtor or bankrupt, and the seizing authority of its calculations and credit the debtor's or bankrupt's account appropriately.
(e) In the event the licensee from whom the alcoholic liquor was seized owes the importer less than the net of subsections (b) and (c) of this section above, the importer shall, within 10 days of seizure, pay the difference of the net of subsections (b) and (c) of this section above and the licensee's obligation to the importer to the officer or the trustee, and shall advise the Commissioner, the debtor or bankrupt, and the seizing authority of its calculations and credit the debtor's or bankrupt's account appropriately.
(f) No payment shall be made for illegally acquired alcoholic liquor so delivered.
(g) Any dispute as to the value or saleable condition of the alcohol shall be determined by the Commissioner. Any dispute as to the amount of the obligations of the parties to each other shall be determined by the court or its designee.

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Delaware Code

Title 4 - Alcoholic Liquors

Chapter 7. REGULATORY PROVISIONS

§ 701. Persons authorized to make sale and delivery of alcoholic liquors.

§ 702. Delivery of alcohol or spirits by manufacturer or importer.

§ 703. Sale and delivery of wine or beer by manufacturer or importer.

§ 704. Commissioner regulation of wine or beer sales.

§ 705. Containers for sale and delivery of beer for consumption off premises.

§ 706. Sale or service of alcoholic liquors to intoxicated person.

§ 707. Home manufacture of beer or wine for personal consumption.

§ 708. Prohibition of sales to certain persons.

§ 709. Prohibition of sales and delivery at certain times [Effective until meeting the contingency in 82 Del. Laws, c. 193, § 5].

§ 709. Prohibition of sales and delivery at certain times [Effective upon meeting the contingency in 82 Del. Laws, c. 193, § 5].

§ 710. Reports by importers.

§ 711. Refilling bottles.

§ 712. Label on bottle.

§ 713. Mixing unauthorized with authorized liquor.

§ 714. Places for keeping spirits, wines or beer.

§ 715. Places for keeping alcohol.

§ 716. Transportation of spirits, wines or beer.

§ 717. Transportation of alcohol.

§ 718. Shipping and transporting alcoholic liquor.

§ 719. Distillery and wine manufacturer.

§ 720. Storage of alcoholic liquors.

§ 721. Brewery.

§ 722. Physicians, dentists, veterinarians and pharmacists.

§ 723. Disposition of stock of insolvent, deceased or former licensee.

§ 724. Retaliatory beer tax and regulations; violations by out-of-state manufacturers of beer; hearing, penalties and appeal.

§ 725. Preparations containing alcoholic liquors but not intended for use as a beverage.

§ 726. Liability for price of illegal sale of alcoholic liquors.

§ 727. Sale at last call/closing hour of an establishment.