Other Retail Sales within Indian Country by Tribal Members Sample Clauses

Other Retail Sales within Indian Country by Tribal Members. Under Nooksack Tribal law, only Tribal retailers are permitted to make retail cigarette sales within Indian country.
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Other Retail Sales within Indian Country by Tribal Members. Only Tribal retailers are permitted to make retail cigarette sales within Indian country. Rule 192 – Application This Contract is a “cooperative agreement” as that term is used in WAC 458‑20‑192 (Rule 192).
Other Retail Sales within Indian Country by Tribal Members. The Squaxin Island Tribe agrees to add to Tribal law, and maintain in effect, a requirement that Tribal retailers are the only retail businesses authorized to sell cigarettes within Indian countryUnder Squaxin Island Tribal law, only Tribal retailers are permitted to make retail cigarette sales within Indian country..

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