New Hampshire Statutes
§ 485-B:11 — Interfering With Logs
Any person wrongfully stopping any logs or timber of another, or preventing them from floating down any river or stream, or wilfully and fraudulently cutting out or destroying the marks on such logs or timber shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
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Legislative History
1989, 339:1, eff. Jan. 1, 1990.
Nearby Sections
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§ 485-B:1
Detention for Damages§ 485-B:1-a
Permit Required§ 485-B:10
Removal Without Payment§ 485-B:11
Interfering With Logs§ 485-B:12
Larceny of Logs§ 485-B:2
Bond by Nonresident§ 485-B:3
Assessment of Damages§ 485-B:4
Appeal From Assessment of Damages§ 485-B:5
Notice of Appeal§ 485-B:6
Advertising§ 485-B:7
Payment; Tender§ 485-B:8
Forfeiture§ 485-B:9
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