Georgia § 4-4-144 - Indemnification for condemned swine - Proof of Georgia origin required.
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§ 4-4-144. Indemnification for condemned swine - Proof of Georgia origin required.
No payment shall be made under this article unless the party receiving such payment shall first provide such proof as is satisfactory to the Commissioner that the swine for which payment is being made originated from a Georgia farm and that payment to the farmer for such swine has not and shall not be reduced by reason of the condemnation of such swine. (Ga. L. 1979, p. 1032, § 5.)
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