§281-32  Licenses, temporary.  A temporary license of any class and kind specified in section 281-31 may be granted under the following conditions.

     (1)  The premises shall have been operated under a license of the same class and kind issued by the liquor commission at least one year immediately prior to the date of filing of the application for temporary license.

     (2)  The license of the same class and kind then in effect for the premises shall be surrendered in such manner and at such time as the commission shall direct.

     (3)  The applicant for temporary license shall have filed with the commission an application for a license of the same class and kind then in effect for the premises.

     (4)  The application for temporary license shall be accompanied by a license fee in such amount as may be prescribed by the commission.  If the application is denied or withdrawn, the fee which accompanied the application shall be refunded in full.

     (5)  A temporary license shall be for a period of not in excess of one hundred and twenty days.  The license may be renewed at the discretion of the commission for not more than one additional sixty-day period upon payment of such additional fee as may be prescribed by the commission and upon compliance with all conditions required in this section and section 281-31.

     (6)  A temporary license shall authorize the licensee to purchase liquor only by payment in currency or certified check for the liquor before or at the time of delivery of the liquor to the licensee.

     (7)  Sections 281-52 and 281-54 and sections 281-56 to 281-61 shall not apply to any application for temporary license. [L 1967, c 105, §1; HRS §281-32; am L 1972, c 177, §3; gen ch 1985; am L 1988, c 383, §4]