North Dakota § 4.1-73-11 Expiration of brand - Notice to owner

North Dakota Statutes

§ 4.1-73-11 — Expiration of brand - Notice to owner

North Dakota·Title 4.1 Agriculture·Ch. 4.1-73 Branding Livestock

1.Before September 1, 2015, and every five years thereafter, the chief brand inspector shall provide to each owner of record:

a.Written notice of the brand's expiration date;

b.Written notice of the owner's right to rerecord the brand; and

c.A written statement indicating that if the brand is allowed to expire, the person will have lost ownership interest in the brand and may no longer use the brand.

2.The chief brand inspector shall send the notice and statement required by this section to the owner:

a.Electronically; or

b.By first-class mail if requested by the owner.

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1. Before September 1, 2015, and every five years thereafter, the chief brand inspector
shall provide to each owner of record:
a. Written notice of the brand's expiration date;
b. Written notice of the owner's right to rerecord the brand; and
c. A written statement indicating that if the brand is allowed to expire, the person will
have lost ownership interest in the brand and may no longer use the brand.
2. The chief brand inspector shall send the notice and statement required by this section
to the owner:
a. Electronically; or
b. By first-class mail if requested by the owner.

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