N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-45-21
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4.1-45-21. Regulation and licensing
Official statutory text
4.1-45-21. Regulation and licensing
The state fair association shall regulate all shows, exhibitions, performances,
establishments, and privileges carried on during the state fair and ensure those enterprises are
properly licensed according to local and state laws. The state fair association may license any
enterprises not required to be licensed by state or local laws. The state fair association shall
ensure that shows, exhibitions, performances, establishments, and exercise of fair privileges are
conducted in compliance with all state and local laws and all rules and regulations of the state
fair association.
The state fair association shall regulate all shows, exhibitions, performances,
establishments, and privileges carried on during the state fair and ensure those enterprises are
properly licensed according to local and state laws. The state fair association may license any
enterprises not required to be licensed by state or local laws. The state fair association shall
ensure that shows, exhibitions, performances, establishments, and exercise of fair privileges are
conducted in compliance with all state and local laws and all rules and regulations of the state
fair association.
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