California · Business and Professions Code - BPC

BPC §18872: Any promoter who directly or indirectly destroys, or aids and abets in the destruction of, any ticket or ticket stub to a contest, match, or exhibition within six months after the event without writte

Misdemeanor

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A promoter who destroys tickets or stubs from a contest, match, or exhibition within six months after the event without written commission authorization commits a misdemeanor.

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Any promoter who directly or indirectly destroys, or aids and abets in the destruction of, any ticket or ticket stub to a contest, match, or exhibition within six months after the event without written authorization from the commission is guilty of a misdemeanor.

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