New Jersey § 5:5-38

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§ 5:5-38.

Each person, partnership, association or corporation desiring to hold or conduct a

horse race meeting within the State of New Jersey, during any calendar year, shall

file with the commission an application for a permit to hold or conduct such horse

race meeting. A separate application shall be filed for each horse race meeting which such applicant

proposes to hold or conduct. Any such application, if made by an individual, shall be signed and verified under

oath by such individual, and if made by two or more individuals or a partnership,

shall be signed and verified under oath by at least two of such individuals, or members

of such partnership, as the case may be. If made by an association or corporation, it shall be signed by the president or

vice-president thereof, and attested by the secretary or assistant secretary under

the seal of such association or corporation, if it has a seal, and shall also be verified

under oath by one of the officers signing the same. Such application shall specify the name of the person, association or corporation

making such application, and the post-office address of the applicant; and if applicant

is a corporation or an association, the names and addresses of the directors thereof,

and the name and address of each owner or holder, directly or indirectly, of any share

of stock or certificate or other evidence of ownership of any interest in such corporation

or association and if a partnership, the names and addresses of all partners, general

or limited. If the applicant is a corporation, the name of the State of its incorporation shall

be specified. Such application shall further specify the dates on which it is intended to conduct

or hold such horse race meeting, the hours of each racing day between which it is

intended to hold or conduct horse racing at such meeting, which shall be between the

hours of 12 o'clock noon and 6 o'clock P.M., Eastern Standard Time (exclusive of Sundays,

on which day no race meeting may be conducted), and the location of the place, track

or enclosure where it is proposed to hold or conduct such horse race meeting. Such application shall be in such form and supply such data including a blueprint

of track and specifications of surface of same and blueprint and specifications of

buildings and grandstand applicant, as the commission shall prescribe, which said

blueprints and specifications shall be subject to the approval of the commission. The commission shall furnish forms to be used in making such applications, and all

applications shall be made on such forms. All applications filed with the commission for permits to hold or conduct horse race

meetings shall be available for public inspection at the commission's office during

ordinary business hours.

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