North Dakota § 4.1-73-27 Chief brand inspector to issue brand book

North Dakota Statutes

§ 4.1-73-27 — Chief brand inspector to issue brand book

North Dakota § 4.1-73-27

Title 4.1Agriculture

Ch. 4.1-73Branding Livestock

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N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-73-27 (2026).

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1. The chief brand inspector shall compile and issue a brand book from the records required by section 4.1-73-26, as of the final date for rerecording and shall compile and issue an annual supplement. 2. a. The chief brand inspector shall provide a paper or an electronic copy of the brand book and each annual supplement, free of charge, to:

(1)Each brand inspector; and

(2)Any other law enforcement officer located in this state upon request. b. The chief brand inspector shall make paper copies of the brand books and annual supplements available for purchase by all other persons. The purchase price must be established by the North Dakota stockmen's association and approved by the state board of animal health. 3. The chief brand inspector shall post the brand book and each annual supplement

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1. The chief brand inspector shall compile and issue a brand book from the records
required by section 4.1-73-26, as of the final date for rerecording and shall compile
and issue an annual supplement.
2. a. The chief brand inspector shall provide a paper or an electronic copy of the brand
book and each annual supplement, free of charge, to:
(1) Each brand inspector; and
(2) Any other law enforcement officer located in this state upon request.
b. The chief brand inspector shall make paper copies of the brand books and annual
supplements available for purchase by all other persons. The purchase price
must be established by the North Dakota stockmen's association and approved
by the state board of animal health.
3. The chief brand inspector shall post the brand book and each annual supplement on
the North Dakota stockmen's association website.