Indiana § 15-17-6-14 - Local ordinances
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§ 15-17-6-14. Local ordinances
Sec. 14. This chapter may not be construed as repealing or prohibiting municipal ordinances on rabies control or divesting municipalities of existing rights or powers related to rabies control that are not in conflict with this chapter.
[Pre-2008 Recodification Citation: 15-2.1-6-13.]
As added by P.L.2-2008, SEC.8.
IC 15-17-7Chapter 7. Bovine Tuberculosis
15-17-7-1Testing; county appropriation; payment of expenses; animal health indemnity fund 15-17-7-2Testing; contract between county and board 15-17-7-3Employment of veterinary inspectors 15-17-7-4Salaries of veterinary inspectors 15-17-7-5Positive tuberculin test mark; tampering 15-17-7-6Tuberculin positive animals; slaughter 15-17-7-7Indemnity 15-17-7-8Quarantine
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