§ 212:30-a — Sale of Fresh Water Fish Raised Outside of State

I. Fresh water fish raised outside the state may be possessed, bought and sold for use as food, provided that for each package there shall be a bill of sale bearing the species of fish, the weight of the package, and the place of origin. Said bill of sale shall remain with the package until sold.
II. Any hotel, restaurant or retail store wishing to sell fresh water fish raised outside the state shall be required to have a bill of sale accompanying said fresh water fish until sold or eaten. Said bill of sale shall bear the species of fish, the number of pounds and the name of the wholesale dealer from whom the fish was purchased.

Legislative History

1955, 33:2. 1959, 11:2. 1973, 301:1. 1975, 339:1. 1996, 108:19, eff. Jan. 1, 1997.