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Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 5-53.1. Solicitation by Charitable Organizations

Rhode Island General Laws > Title 5 > Chapter 5-53.1. Solicitation by Charitable Organizations

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§ 5-53.1-1	Definitions
§ 5-53.1-2	Registration of charitable organizations
§ 5-53.1-3	Certain persons exempted
§ 5-53.1-4	Reports and records of registered charitable organizations
§ 5-53.1-5	Books and records
§ 5-53.1-6	Non-resident charitable organizations; designation of director as agent for service of process; service of process
§ 5-53.1-7	Prohibited activity
§ 5-53.1-8	Professional fund raisers and fund raising counsel
§ 5-53.1-9	Contracts of professional fundraisers and fundraising counsel
§ 5-53.1-10	Professional solicitor
§ 5-53.1-11	Nonresident professional fundraisers, fundraising counsel and professional solicitors; designation of director as agent for service of process; service of process
§ 5-53.1-12	Solicitation
§ 5-53.1-12.1	Solicitation -- Requirements
§ 5-53.1-13	Unauthorized use of names when soliciting or collecting contributions
§ 5-53.1-14	Enforcement and penalties -- Director
§ 5-53.1-15	Enforcement -- Attorney general
§ 5-53.1-16	Payment of fees
§ 5-53.1-17	Rules, regulations and orders
§ 5-53.1-18	Severability

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