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Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 132, § 43 Forest cutting practices; failure to give notice
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Section 43. Whoever, not being exempt from section forty-two and forty-three under the provisions of section forty-four, fails to give notice and a written plan, to said director or his agent as provided by said section forty-two, or whoever, either as land or stumpage owner or i…
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 132, § 44 Forest cutting practices; exempted cuttings
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Section 44. The provisions of sections forty-two and forty-three shall not apply to (1) cutting by an owner or tenant of any forest product for his own noncommercial use; (2) cutting or sale of such products by any owner to an amount not exceeding twenty-five thousand board feet …
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 132, § 45 Forest cutting practices; cooperation with other agencies; passage through or over private property
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Section 45. For the purpose of sections forty to forty-four, inclusive, said director may cooperate with the University of Massachusetts, the United States Forest Service, and any other appropriate public or private organization and may authorize their employees to perform the du…
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 132, § 46 License to harvest forest products
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Section 46. No person, firm or corporation engaged in the business of harvesting timber or other forest products for hire or profit shall cut such products on land devoted to forest purposes and for purposes not exempted by section forty-four without first obtaining a license to …