Maine § 7 §95 Restriction on sale of goods and refreshments; lease of land

Maine Statutes

§ 7 §95 — Restriction on sale of goods and refreshments; lease of land

Maine § 7 §95

Title 7AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS

Part 1ADMINISTRATION

Ch. 4AGRICULTURAL FAIRS AND PULLING EVENTS

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 7, § 7 §95 (2026).

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1.Sale of goods and exhibitions restricted. A person who sells refreshments or other merchandise, or exhibits a show or play, unless in that person's own dwelling or usual place of business, within a quarter of a mile of the fairgrounds during the time a licensed fair is conducted is subject to a forfeit of not more than $100 to the licensee.

2.Lease restricted. A person who leases any land or building adjoining or overlooking the fairgrounds to spectators of an exhibition on the fairgrounds during the time of the exhibition, without the written consent of the licensee, is subject to a forfeit of not more than $100 to the licensee.

3.Recovery on complaint. A forfeiture under this section may be recovered on complaint of the licensee.

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1.
Sale of goods and exhibitions restricted.
A person who sells refreshments or other merchandise, or exhibits a show or play, unless in that person's own dwelling or usual place of business, within a quarter of a mile of the fairgrounds during the time a licensed fair is conducted is subject to a forfeit of not more than $100 to the licensee.
2.
Lease restricted.
A person who leases any land or building adjoining or overlooking the fairgrounds to spectators of an exhibition on the fairgrounds during the time of the exhibition, without the written consent of the licensee, is subject to a forfeit of not more than $100 to the licensee.
3.
Recovery on complaint.
A forfeiture under this section may be recovered on complaint of the licensee.