Ohio Code § 4303.27

§ 4303.27.

Each permit issued under sections 4303.02 to 4303.232 of the Revised Code shall authorize the person named to carry on the business specified at the place

or in the boat, vessel, or classes of dining car equipment described, and shall be

issued for one year, or part of one year, commencing on the day after the uniform

expiration dates designated by the division of liquor control, or for the unexpired

portion of such year, and no longer, subject to suspension, revocation, or cancellation

as authorized or required by this chapter or Chapter 4301. of the Revised Code.  Upon application by a permit holder, the superintendent of liquor control may expand

during specified seasons of the year the premises for which the permit holder's permit

was issued to include a premises immediately adjacent to the premises for which the

permit was issued, so long as the immediately adjacent premises is under the permit

holder's ownership and control and is located in an area where sales under the permit

are not prohibited because of a local option election.  Whenever the superintendent considers it advisable to cancel the unexpired portion

of an outstanding permit in order that the permit may be issued on one of the uniform

expiration dates designated by the superintendent, the superintendent shall credit

to the holder a proportionate amount representing the unexpired portion of the permit

year pursuant to section 4301.41 of the Revised Code .  Such permit does not authorize the person named to carry on the business specified

at any place or in any vehicle, boat, vessel, or class of dining car equipment other

than that named, nor does it authorize any person other than the one named in such

permit to carry on that business at the place or in the vehicle, boat, vessel, or

class of dining car equipment named, except pursuant to compliance with the rules

and orders of the division governing the assignment and transfer of permits, and with

the consent of the division.  The holder of a G permit may substitute the name of another licensed pharmacist

for that entered on the permit, subject to rules of the division. This chapter and Chapter 4301. of the Revised Code do not prohibit the holder of an

A, B, C, or D permit from making deliveries of beer or intoxicating liquor containing

not more than twenty-one per cent of alcohol by volume, or prohibit the holder of

an A or B permit from selling or distributing beer or intoxicating liquor to a person

at a place outside this state, or prohibit the holder of any such a permit, or an

H permit, from delivering any beer or intoxicating liquor so sold from a point in

this state to a point outside this state.