R.I. Gen. Laws § 4-10-4
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§ 4-10-4. Limited and unlimited licenses Bond.
Official statutory text
Licenses shall be issued in two (2) forms:
(1) A limited license which permits the licensee to do business on a United States currency basis only.
(2) An unlimited license issued to any person, firm, or corporation, as referred to in § 4-10-3, who furnishes a bond with sufficient surety in the amount of ten thousand dollars ($10,000), executed by a surety company authorized to do business within this state, payable to any poultry producer residing in this state that has sold live poultry to that licensed dealer, conditioned upon the faithful performance of all legal obligations incurred in the buying of live poultry from the poultry producer.
(1) A limited license which permits the licensee to do business on a United States currency basis only.
(2) An unlimited license issued to any person, firm, or corporation, as referred to in § 4-10-3, who furnishes a bond with sufficient surety in the amount of ten thousand dollars ($10,000), executed by a surety company authorized to do business within this state, payable to any poultry producer residing in this state that has sold live poultry to that licensed dealer, conditioned upon the faithful performance of all legal obligations incurred in the buying of live poultry from the poultry producer.
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