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§ 47-2-7 — Elimination from private property on request.

Utah § 47-2-7
JurisdictionUtah
Title 47Nuisances
Ch. 47-2Abandoned Horses

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Bluebook
Utah Code Ann. § 47-2-7 (2026).

Text

Abandoned horses may be eliminated from privately owned land by the county executive in the same manner as from the open range when requested so to do by the owner of such land.

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Legislative History

Amended by Chapter 227, 1993 General Session

Nearby Sections

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§ 47-1-1
Declared a nuisance -- Abatement.
§ 47-1-2
Injunction -- Notice to owner of premises.
§ 47-1-3
Evidence -- Dismissal of action -- Costs.
§ 47-1-4
Violation of injunction -- Proceedings for contempt.
§ 47-1-5
Order of abatement -- Execution -- Sale of personal property -- Padlocking.
§ 47-1-6
Proceeds of sale -- Disposition.
§ 47-1-7
Bond to secure abatement -- Procedure.
§ 47-1-8
Permanent injunction -- Fine.
§ 47-2-1
"Abandoned horse" defined.
§ 47-2-2
"Open range" defined.
§ 47-2-3
Abandoned horses on open range declared a nuisance.
§ 47-2-4
Elimination by the county executive -- Notice of intention.
§ 47-2-5
Elimination by the county legislative body -- Method -- Sale.
§ 47-2-6
Owners may reclaim -- Damages -- Taxes.
§ 47-2-7
Elimination from private property on request.
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