New Jersey § 18A:42-2 School orchestra not to compete with civilian musicians; exceptions

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§ 18A:42-2 — School orchestra not to compete with civilian musicians; exceptions

New Jersey § 18A:42-2

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 18A:42-2 (2026).

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No music supervisor, music teacher or any person having charge of any band or orchestra connected with a public school of this state shall permit such band or orchestra to play, perform or furnish music as a school band or orchestra at any function in competition with civilian musicians. Excepted herefrom are functions connected with such public school and functions which shall be of a patriotic nature. L.1967, c.271.

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No music supervisor, music teacher or any person having charge of any band or orchestra connected with a public school of this state shall permit such band or orchestra to play, perform or furnish music as a school band or orchestra at any function in competition with civilian musicians. Excepted herefrom are functions connected with such public school and functions which shall be of a patriotic nature. L.1967, c.271.