Shellfish grounds definition

Shellfish grounds means all land underlying waters within the rise and fall of the tide and the marine limits of the jurisdiction of the State (R.I. Gen. Laws § 20-8.1- 1).
Shellfish grounds means the submerged lands of the rivers, bays and oceans sustaining or capable of sustaining shellfish under the jurisdiction of the State.
Shellfish grounds means the submerged lands of the rivers, bays and oceans sustaining or

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