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AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS
575
[H. B. 1816]
AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS: Control of certain diseased animals.
AN ACT to repeal sections 267.170, 267.180, 267.190, 267500, 267.210, 267.220, 267.230,
267.240, 267.250, 267560, 267.370, 267.380, 267.390, 267.400, 267.410, 267.420, 267.430,
267.440 and 267.460, RSMo 1969, relating to control of certain diseased animals,
and to enact in lieu thereof nine new sections relating to the same subject,
with penalty provisions and an emergency clause.
SECTION
1.
267.170.
267.210.
267.220.
267.230.
267.240.
Enacting clause.
Indemnification — appraisal —
payment.
Disposition of condemned cattle.
Reactor animals may be retained,
procedure.
Interference with veterinarian or
violation of rules—penalty.
Governor—approval and enforcement of quarantine regulations.
SECTION
267.250. Enforcement of rules, regulations
—notification to county court—
sheriff to assist.
267.380. State veterinarian may enter to
conduct tests—owner to cooperate.
267.400. Veterinarian to make and enforce
regulations.
267.430. Diseased animals—sale or running
at large prohibited.
A. Emergency clause.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, as follows:
Section 1. Enacting clause.—Sections 267.170, 267.180, 267.190, 267.200, 267.210,
267.220, 267.230, 267.240, 267.250, 267.360, 267.370, 267.380, 267.390, 267.400, 267.410,
267.420, 267.430, 267.440 and 267.460 RSMo 1969 are repealed and nine new sections
enacted in lieu thereof, to be known as sections 267.170, 267.210, 267.220, 267.230,
267.240, 267.250, 267.380, 267.400 and 267.430, to read as follows:
267.170. Indemnification—appraisal—payment.—1. The department of agriculture may pay, within the limit of its appropriation, an indemnity in the manner and in the amounts herein set forth to the owner of cattle who carries on
an approved tuberculosis control program in his herd. The indemnity shall
reimburse the owner for a part of the loss suffered by him in disposing of the
cattle exposed to, infected with or reacting to a test for tuberculosis.
2. The value of any cattle on which an indemnity is sought by the owner
shall not exceed an amount recognized by the state veterinarian and the owner
as just compensation in relation to current market conditions, breeding value
and other criteria of valuation for the animal destroyed. Each animal destroyed
shall be identified separately on the appraisement form. Proper appraisement
forms shall be completed and one copy each shall be sent to the department
retained by the duly authorized agent and retained by the owner.
3. Any cattle on which an indemnity is sought shall be kept in isolation
and within fifteen days of identification or branding shall be sold for slaughter.
A report of the net proceeds, being the total amount received less expense of
transportation commissions and other expenses of the sale, derived from the
sale of the infected or reactor cattle shall be delivered by the owner to the department. The department shall determine the owner's loss by deducting the
amount of the net proceeds so derived by the sale of the cattle for slaughter
from the appraised value.
4. The indemnity to be paid by the department shall be an amount determined by the state veterinarian but shall not exceed the breeding value of
the animal. The department shall certify to the state commissioner of administration the amount to be paid by the department. This amount constitutes a
legal claim against the state within the limits of available appropriations, and
the commissioner of administration shall approve the same and cause the same
to be paid by issuing his warrant on the state treasurer therefor in payment to the
owner.
Object Description
Description
| Title | Missouri Session Laws |
| Identifier | LAWS_79-2_1978_0577.TIF |
| Collection Name | Missouri Session Laws, 1824-present |
| Creator | Missouri. General Assembly |
| Subject.LCSH | Banks and banking--Missouri; Law and legislation--Missouri; Missouri--Appropriations and expenditures; Missouri. General Assembly; Revenue--Missouri; |
| Subject.Local | Laws of Missouri; Session Laws (Mo.) |
| Date.Digital | 2016-01-21 |
| Publisher | Missouri. General Assembly |
| Publisher.Digital | Missouri State Archives |
| Type | Government and political records |
| Format | JPEG2000 |
| Language | eng |
| Coverage | Missouri |
| Source | Missouri State Archives |
| Rights | Copyright is in the public domain. |
| Preferred Citation | Required citation: Laws of Missouri, (number) General Assembly, (number) and (type, Regular, Special, Extra) Session, Calendar Year, page number; State Documents Collections, Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City. |
| Contributing Institution | Missouri State Archives |
| Copy Request | Email: archref@sos.mo.gov |
| Transcript | AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS 575 [H. B. 1816] AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS: Control of certain diseased animals. AN ACT to repeal sections 267.170, 267.180, 267.190, 267500, 267.210, 267.220, 267.230, 267.240, 267.250, 267560, 267.370, 267.380, 267.390, 267.400, 267.410, 267.420, 267.430, 267.440 and 267.460, RSMo 1969, relating to control of certain diseased animals, and to enact in lieu thereof nine new sections relating to the same subject, with penalty provisions and an emergency clause. SECTION 1. 267.170. 267.210. 267.220. 267.230. 267.240. Enacting clause. Indemnification — appraisal — payment. Disposition of condemned cattle. Reactor animals may be retained, procedure. Interference with veterinarian or violation of rules—penalty. Governor—approval and enforcement of quarantine regulations. SECTION 267.250. Enforcement of rules, regulations —notification to county court— sheriff to assist. 267.380. State veterinarian may enter to conduct tests—owner to cooperate. 267.400. Veterinarian to make and enforce regulations. 267.430. Diseased animals—sale or running at large prohibited. A. Emergency clause. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, as follows: Section 1. Enacting clause.—Sections 267.170, 267.180, 267.190, 267.200, 267.210, 267.220, 267.230, 267.240, 267.250, 267.360, 267.370, 267.380, 267.390, 267.400, 267.410, 267.420, 267.430, 267.440 and 267.460 RSMo 1969 are repealed and nine new sections enacted in lieu thereof, to be known as sections 267.170, 267.210, 267.220, 267.230, 267.240, 267.250, 267.380, 267.400 and 267.430, to read as follows: 267.170. Indemnification—appraisal—payment.—1. The department of agriculture may pay, within the limit of its appropriation, an indemnity in the manner and in the amounts herein set forth to the owner of cattle who carries on an approved tuberculosis control program in his herd. The indemnity shall reimburse the owner for a part of the loss suffered by him in disposing of the cattle exposed to, infected with or reacting to a test for tuberculosis. 2. The value of any cattle on which an indemnity is sought by the owner shall not exceed an amount recognized by the state veterinarian and the owner as just compensation in relation to current market conditions, breeding value and other criteria of valuation for the animal destroyed. Each animal destroyed shall be identified separately on the appraisement form. Proper appraisement forms shall be completed and one copy each shall be sent to the department retained by the duly authorized agent and retained by the owner. 3. Any cattle on which an indemnity is sought shall be kept in isolation and within fifteen days of identification or branding shall be sold for slaughter. A report of the net proceeds, being the total amount received less expense of transportation commissions and other expenses of the sale, derived from the sale of the infected or reactor cattle shall be delivered by the owner to the department. The department shall determine the owner's loss by deducting the amount of the net proceeds so derived by the sale of the cattle for slaughter from the appraised value. 4. The indemnity to be paid by the department shall be an amount determined by the state veterinarian but shall not exceed the breeding value of the animal. The department shall certify to the state commissioner of administration the amount to be paid by the department. This amount constitutes a legal claim against the state within the limits of available appropriations, and the commissioner of administration shall approve the same and cause the same to be paid by issuing his warrant on the state treasurer therefor in payment to the owner. |
