30 Miss. Code. R. 301-1.2 - Permits
A. The promoter shall apply for the event
permit in writing at least 50 days prior to the scheduled event. Live
television events shall be excluded.
B. A promoter shall not give publicity to an
event until the permit has been approved.
C. Each permit shall name possible
contestants, the number of fights, the number of rounds and the date, place and
time of contest along with a seating diagram with ticket prices in each seating
section. The Commission, at its discretion, may allow the seating chart to be
filed ten (10) days prior to the event.
D. The permit shall note any celebrity guest
that will be advertised as part of the promotion.
E. A permit may be denied if the Commission
believes that one promotion will interfere with another on any given
day.
F. The Commission must approve
all changes and substitutions.
G.
All permit applications are to be mailed, faxed, emailed, or hand delivered to
the Commission with all fees.
H. A
deposit or surety bond may be required by the promoter for permit approval and
is conditional upon the faithful performance of the payment for Commission
fees, official's fees, contracts with licensees, and fines of the
Commission.
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