United States — New Hampshire
RSA 383:10-h. Unfair or Deceptive Act or Practice.
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People doing trade or commerce covered by the bank commissioner’s jurisdiction must not engage in unfair competition or deceptive practices.
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United States — New Hampshire
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People doing trade or commerce covered by the bank commissioner’s jurisdiction must not engage in unfair competition or deceptive practices.
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The secretary of state must maintain a farm-products indexing system, keep related filing records, provide registered users with copies of requested list portions, and give filing confirmations on request within 24 hours.
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This section requires reporting certain stolen, recovered, converted, and unclaimed vehicles to the department or director, and it sets related deadlines, recordkeeping duties, and penalties.
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This section defines election-related terms used in the chapter.
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This section requires salvage-related reporting, title handling, and disclosures for certain motor vehicles, and it bars removing salvage decals.
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The executive director of the office of professional licensure and certification has staffing, spending, licensing, reporting, confidentiality, and related administrative duties, and the office must accept electronic signatures and may join a data-match process with health and human services.
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Certain licensed alcohol businesses must apply for a direct shipper permit, follow shipment limits and reporting rules, and avoid shipping to underage recipients or prohibited areas.
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Political committees above certain thresholds must file itemized campaign finance statements with the secretary of state, and some donor information gets special nonpublic or exempt treatment.
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This section lets people inspect and request voter checklist information, but it limits how the information can be used and charges set fees for copies.
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This section defines aviation terms used in the chapter.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including person, weights and measures, intrastate commerce, several package types, and scale categories.
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A person may not run a guiding business unless registered with the executive director and licensed by that office.
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Registered persons and entities must reregister when the 5-year registration period ends.
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Lobbyists must file sworn itemized statements with the secretary of state and disclose specified fees, expenditures, contributions, and related reimbursements.
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This section limits access to motor vehicle records, allows only specified disclosures and uses, and penalizes unauthorized disclosure or resale.
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This section defines key terms used in the fertilizer subdivision.
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This section defines many terms used in the pesticide law, including pesticide-related actors, products, and classifications.
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The department of administrative services must maintain the state’s accounting account or fund setup, and most receipts handled by the state treasurer are treated as general revenue unless this section lists a dedicated fund or account instead.