New Hampshire Statutes
§ 436:27 — Permits to Drive Animals
New Hampshire·Title XL AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY·Ch. 436 DISEASES OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS·Subdivision Permits to Those on State Line or Shipping Interstate
Persons living near the state line who own or occupy land in an adjoining state, or persons living in an adjoining state who own or occupy land in this state near the state line, may secure from the commissioner a permit to drive cattle, horses, asses, mules or sheep back and forth to pasture and for other purposes, subject to such restrictions or regulation as he may deem necessary in any particular case.
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Legislative History
1985, 72:1, eff. July 1, 1985.
Nearby Sections
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§ 436:1
Definitions§ 436:10
Regulated§ 436:101
Owner's Statement§ 436:102
Duties of Veterinarian§ 436:103
Cost§ 436:104
Transient Dogs, Cats, or Ferrets§ 436:105
Impoundment of Dog Rabies Suspects§ 436:105-a
Impoundment of Cat Rabies Suspects§ 436:105-b
Impoundment of Ferret Rabies Suspects§ 436:105-c
Police Dogs§ 436:107
Impoundment of Dog Without Tag§ 436:108
Enforcement§ 436:109
Penalty