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Article 4
Plumbing and Drainage

Sections

40‑A
Examining boards of plumbers in cities
42
Compensation of members of board
43
Qualifications
44
Powers and duties
45
Examinations
45‑A
Corporations may conduct business
45‑B
Further requirements relating to the business of plumbing
45‑B*2
Further requirements relating to the business of plumbing
46
Registration
47
Cancellation of registration
48
Inspectors
49
Duties of inspectors
50
Expiration and renewals of certificates and licenses
56‑A
Use by the state, individuals and corporations outside corporate limits
57
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Blank Outline Levels

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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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