Is it permissible to raise and sell chickens commercially on a granted government farm, given the impossibility of establishing a licensed poultry farm and financial inability, knowing that many people sell their farm produce without licenses?

Violating state laws that regulate people's affairs: some violations are forbidden both outwardly and inwardly. These are laws where the public interest is clear and apparent, and violating them leads to significant harms and hardships. Other violations are not forbidden inwardly. These are laws where the public interest is not apparent, or it is specific and not general, and violating them does not lead to corruption or cause significant difficulty and hardship. Distinguishing between these two types is the responsibility of the competent authorities in the country concerned.