New Jersey Statutes

§ 29:4-3 — Inapplicable to hotels having over ten rooms

New Jersey § 29:4-3

JurisdictionNew Jersey

Title 29HOTELS

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 29:4-3 (2026).

Text

Nothing in this act shall be construed in any way to apply to any duly licensed hotel having more than ten sleeping rooms for guests. L.1939, c. 254, p. 670, s. 3, eff. July 18, 1939.

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Nearby Sections

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§ 29:4-1

Register for guests in tourist camps, homes, rooming houses, inns or hotels; registration required

§ 29:4-10

Definitions relative to the protection of hotel employees.

§ 29:4-11

Provision of panic device; employer responsibilities.

§ 29:4-12

Violations, penalties; rules, regulations.

§ 29:4-13

Former, successor hotel employer duties, responsibilities during, after power transfer; violation penalties; exceptions; definitions.

§ 29:4-14

Notice of service disruption provided to third-party vendors, guests; definitions.

§ 29:4-15

§ 29:4-2

Inspection for compliance with respect to registration

§ 29:4-3

Inapplicable to hotels having over ten rooms

§ 29:4-4

Violation a misdemeanor

§ 29:4-5

§ 29:4-6

Rates for accommodations; posting

§ 29:4-7

Posting copy of act and range of rates

§ 29:4-8

Penalties; enforcement

§ 29:4-9

Findings, declarations relative to the protection of hotel employees.

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