Florida § 534.051 Transfer of ownership of mark or brand

Florida Statutes

§ 534.051 — Transfer of ownership of mark or brand

Florida § 534.051

TitleXXXIII

Ch. 534LIVESTOCK; MARKS AND BRANDS

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Fla. Stat. § 534.051 (2026).

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Marks or brands recorded under this act are the property of the person, firm or corporation causing the record to be made, and may be sold, assigned or donated as personal property. Any instrument affecting the title of such mark or brand shall be acknowledged in the presence of the recorded owner and a notary public, and shall be recorded by the department. The fee for recording a transfer of ownership shall be $10.

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Marks or brands recorded under this act are the property of the person, firm or corporation causing the record to be made, and may be sold, assigned or donated as personal property. Any instrument affecting the title of such mark or brand shall be acknowledged in the presence of the recorded owner and a notary public, and shall be recorded by the department. The fee for recording a transfer of ownership shall be $10.