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Company law in United States — New Hampshire

Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.

420 matching statutes

  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 31:26. Investments by Single Trustee.

    1 provisions

    A single trustee of trust funds may invest only in specified bank deposits, public bonds and notes, a qualifying common trust fund, or U.S.-guaranteed obligations, and some investments may be held through certain registered investment vehicles.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 29:3. Excess Funds.

    1 provisions

    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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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 402:49. Revocation of Licenses.

    1 provisions

    The commissioner may revoke or suspend certain licenses after notice and hearing, for a knowing or wilful violation, for up to 3 years.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 436:1. Definitions.

    1 provisions

    This section defines “person,” “owner,” “importer,” “domestic animals,” and “vaccines.”

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 416:3. Expense of Bond.

    1 provisions

    A court or officer may allow a reasonable expense for obtaining surety on a bond when settling the account.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 34:5. Investment.

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    The fund must be kept separately, invested only in specified permitted assets, and the trustees must adopt, review, and file an investment policy.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 374:48. Definitions.

    1 provisions

    This section defines key terms used in the underground facility damage prevention rules.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 362:4. Water Companies, When Public Utilities.

    1 provisions

    This section generally treats owners or operators of water or sewage systems as public utilities, but it creates exemptions for certain municipal corporations and gives customers a right to leave water service for an alternate source if they meet compliance requirements.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 479:30. Real Estate Appraisals.

    1 provisions

    A person who pays for a loan-related real estate appraisal can get one free copy of the original appraisal if the request is made in writing.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 407:16. Judgment, etc.

    1 provisions

    If the insured recovers more than the insurers’ amount at trial, the insured gets judgment and execution right away, plus interest and costs.

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  • United States — New Hampshire

    RSA 378:45. Registration Required.

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    Billing aggregators and service providers that directly submit charges for a utility bill must register with the commission; the commission may revoke registrations for cause.

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