Section 211:39 Retail Dealer's License. - New Hampshire Statutes

   I. No person, firm or corporation shall engage in a retail trade in lobsters or crabs, without first having procured from the executive director a license therefor. Such license shall entitle the holder, as a retail dealer, to buy, sell, ship and transport lobsters and crabs in retail trade within and outside this state. A separate license shall be required for each market, store, vehicle or other facility where lobsters and crabs are sold in retail trade. A retail dealer's license shall not be required of a person to buy or transport lobsters and crabs that are possessed by him for consumption by himself or family, nor of a properly licensed fisherman who, by virtue of his lobster and crab license, may transport and sell any lobsters and crabs that have been lawfully taken by him.
   II. A fee of $25 shall be charged for a license issued to a resident retail dealer selling lobsters, lobster meat or crabs.
   III. A fee of $50 shall be charged for a license issued to a nonresident retail dealer selling lobsters, lobster meat or crabs.
   IV. The fees prescribed in RSA 211:39, II and III shall be charged for each license obtained by a retail dealer.

Source. 1950, 12:13. 1951, 200:8. RSA 211:39. 1967, 48:2, 3. 1985, 291:8, eff. Jan. 1, 1986. 1997, 10:5, eff. Jan. 1, 1998.