Georgia § 4-4-122 - Indemnification for equines eradicated.

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§ 4-4-122. Indemnification for equines eradicated.

The Commissioner is authorized, to the extent of funds available, in the eradication of any infectious or contagious disease, to indemnify the owner of equines destroyed in eradicating the disease, upon such basis and appraisal as the Commissioner may prescribe, provided that any person, firm, partnership, or corporation which shall violate any quarantine or rule or regulation under this article shall be ineligible for indemnity. (Ga. L. 1969, p. 1021, § 10.)

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