Louisiana § 3:2437 Liability of society to stable or veterinarian; privilege upon animals

Louisiana Statutes

§ 3:2437 — Liability of society to stable or veterinarian; privilege upon animals

Louisiana § 3:2437

Title 3Agriculture and Forestry

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La. Stat. Ann. § 3:2437 (2026).

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The humane society shall be liable to the stable or veterinarian for their expenses and services under this Part, but only as per the scale of charges agreed upon, and the society may remove the animals and change surgeons at its pleasure. A privilege is created upon all animals treated as above set out, in favor of the humane society, and it shall be superior to any other privilege on the animals.

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The humane society shall be liable to the stable or veterinarian for their expenses and services under this Part, but only as per the scale of charges agreed upon, and the society may remove the animals and change surgeons at its pleasure. A privilege is created upon all animals treated as above set out, in favor of the humane society, and it shall be superior to any other privilege on the animals.