United States — New Hampshire
RSA 31:27. Collective Investments.
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Town and city trustees of trust funds may set up and run common trust funds, but the funds are limited to investments allowed by RSA 31:25.
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Financial services, banking, payments, credit, securities, and regulated finance. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
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United States — New Hampshire
RSA 554:1. Inventory.
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Administrators must file a full inventory with the court within 90 days of appointment, and false inventory statements can be punished.
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RSA 490:26-h. Judicial Branch Information Technology Fund.
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The judicial branch information technology fund gets specified revenue deposits, is managed with procedures set by the state treasurer, may be invested by the state treasurer in listed safe instruments, and the judicial branch must file an annual report; if it does not, the fund balance and designated fee share go to t
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RSA 210:9. Protection of Beaver.
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This section restricts disturbing beaver dams or houses without a special permit, but allows certain landowners and officials to destroy beaver, remove dams, or install flow devices on controlled property for protection purposes.
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RSA 411:4. Annual Statement.
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Certain officers or trustees of every life insurance company in the state must file an annual sworn statement with the insurance commissioner.
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RSA 29:3. Excess Funds.
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The county treasurer may invest excess funds not immediately needed for spending, but only with required approvals and in specified safe investments. Someone receiving those funds for deposit or investment must offer an option for collateral securing them. The treasurer must also review and adopt an investment policy a
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RSA 508:15. Donors and Distributors of Food.
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Good-faith food donors and qualifying nonprofits are generally shielded from criminal and civil liability for the food’s condition, with stated exceptions.
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RSA 211:48-b. Use of Nets; Lamprey River.
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This section limits when and how nets and weirs may be used on the Lamprey River and near the McCallen Dam, and it gives the executive director permit and priority-related authority in narrow cases.
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RSA 621:30. Children's Funds.
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The commissioner must set up and manage several resident-related accounts and funds, and the state treasurer holds trust funds as custodian.
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RSA 524:13. Post-Judgment Real Estate Liens.
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This section lets a judgment be recorded as a real estate lien, and sets mailing, discharge, recording, fee, and penalty rules.
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RSA 6:8-d. Strategic Reserve Established.
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The state treasurer may invest some public funds in precious metals and certain large-market-cap digital assets, but cannot invest more than 5% of total public funds in those authorized investments.
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RSA 237:34. Authority Granted for Turnpike.
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The commissioner of transportation, with approval from the governor and council, must locate, build, operate, and maintain a turnpike highway from Nashua to Concord.
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RSA 402:2. Contingent Liability.
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Certain mutual fire or casualty insurers may limit policyholder assessment liability and issue nonassessable policies only if they meet specified reserve and deposit requirements.
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RSA 540:1-a. Definitions.
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This section defines several rental-property terms and lists types of occupancy that are not treated as tenancy under the chapter.
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RSA 6:12-j. Review and Reporting Requirement for Dedicated Funds.
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The agency that administers each listed fund or account must prepare a periodic report and submit it by August 15 of the reporting year to specified legislative committees and staff.
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RSA 483:15. Rivers Designated for Protection.
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This section designates listed river segments as protected and classifies them by river type. It also bars the department of environmental services from approving flashboards to raise dams in part of the Lamprey River, and exempts certain Lamprey and Oyster River portions from shoreland protection laws.
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RSA 491:7-a. Business and Commercial Dispute Docket.
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The supreme court may create a business and commercial dispute docket in superior court, but only for cases meeting specified consent, party-type, consumer, and amount-in-controversy conditions.
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RSA 483:4. Definitions.
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This section defines river, dam, corridor, transfer, and related terms used in the chapter.
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RSA 7:28-c. Registration, Contract and Disclosure Requirements for a Paid Solicitor.
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A paid solicitor must register, file notices and reports, keep required records, make required disclosures, and follow contract and bonding rules before and during solicitation campaigns.
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RSA 203:8. Powers of Authority.
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The authority has broad powers to run housing projects, make rules, contract, acquire and dispose of property, set rents, investigate conditions, and work with municipalities on parking facilities.
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