Montana § 87-4-916 - Revocation Of License
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§ 87-4-916. Revocation Of License
Revocation of license. (1) A game bird farm license may be revoked for failure to operate the game bird farm according to provisions of this part or rules adopted under this part. (2) Upon discovery of a violation, the department shall give notice of such violation to the licensee, with a statement of a specific time by which the violation must be corrected. (3) Upon failure of the licensee to correct the violation, the department may institute revocation proceedings. If the department institutes revocation proceedings, it shall provide reasonable notice and opportunity for a hearing to the licensee. After hearing, upon proof of violation, the department may revoke the game bird farm license.
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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