New Hampshire § 212-12 - Section 212:12 St. Paul's School Game Refuge.
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§ 212-12. Section 212:12 St. Paul's School Game Refuge.
The limitation as to distance between state fish and game refuges, provided for in RSA 212:11, shall not prohibit the establishment of such a game refuge on premises belonging to St. Paul's School in the city of Concord, provided the owners and abutters consent to the establishment of such a refuge, under the procedure set forth in RSA 212:11. If such a refuge is established the boundary on the north of said refuge shall be the Hopkinton road and the expense of policing the refuge shall be assumed by St. Paul's School.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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