SmartServe Ontario Practice Exam

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Can liquor be sold to individuals who appear to be intoxicated?

Yes, if they are of legal age
No, it is prohibited
Only if they have ID
Only with a special license

The correct answer is: No, it is prohibited

Selling liquor to individuals who appear to be intoxicated is prohibited under Ontario's liquor laws. This regulation is in place to promote responsible alcohol service and to ensure public safety. Servers and establishments have a legal obligation to assess the condition of their patrons, and serving someone who shows signs of intoxication could contribute to further alcohol-related harm, either to the individual or others. Thus, refusing service in these circumstances aligns with both ethical practices and legal mandates. Other options might suggest conditions under which service could be provided, but the law is clear that intoxicated individuals should not be served alcohol.