28 Del. C. § 106
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§ Â 106. Combative sports entertainment permit.
Official statutory text
(a) No person may advertise, hold, conduct, or exhibit any combative sports entertainment event unless the person first obtains from the Division a permit to advertise, hold, conduct, or exhibit the specific combative sports entertainment event. A permit is only valid for the single occasion for which it is issued. All forms of advertising shall prominently display the permit number issued for the event. If the advertisement is in other than a written format the permit number shall be verbally announced within the advertisement.
(b) Submit a permit application and pay a fee as determined by the Director.
(b) Submit a permit application and pay a fee as determined by the Director.
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