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Branding and Ranging

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Section
11-20-101

Definitions.

Section
11-20-102

Stock Running at Large to Be Branded.

Section
11-20-103

Brands; Application; Contents; Recording Fees; Refund; Disposition Thereof.

Section
11-20-104

Brands; Recording Generally.

Section
11-20-105

Brands; Extension to Other Species.

Section
11-20-106

Brands; Sheep; Districts Created; Recording Thereof.

Section
11-20-107

Brands; Records Kept by Board; Inspection Thereof.

Section
11-20-108

Recorded Brand; Certified Copy Deemed Prima Facie Evidence of Ownership.

Section
11-20-109

Recorded Brand; Considered as Property; Subject to Sale; Written Instrument Required; Acknowledgment and Recording.

Section
11-20-110

Recorded Brand; Bill of Sale; When Title Vests.

Section
11-20-111

State Brand Book; Contents.

Section
11-20-112

Brand Book; Publication; Form and Contents; Distribution of Copies; Monthly Lists and Biennial Supplements; Costs; Disposition of Proceeds.

Section
11-20-113

County Clerk Prohibited From Recording Brands.

Section
11-20-114

Failure to Record Brand Deemed Abandonment.

Section
11-20-115

Rerecording; When Required; Notice; Abandonment.

Section
11-20-116

Fees for Renewal, Transfer of Ownership or Alteration of Brand; Recording Bill of Sale Deemed Renewal.

Section
11-20-117

Use of Unrecorded Brands Prohibited; Penalties.

Section
11-20-118

Drover's Stock; to Be Kept Separate.

Section
11-20-119

Drover's Stock; Liability for Injury to Property; Exceptions.

Section
11-20-120

Driving Cattle From Home Range.

Section
11-20-121

Penalties for Failure to Comply With Certain Provisions.

Section
11-20-122

Repealed by Laws 1982, Ch. 75, § 5; 1983, Ch. 171, § 3.

Section
11-20-123

Repealed by Laws 2007, Ch. 105, § 2.

Section
11-20-124

Repealed by Laws 2001, Ch 26, § 2.

Section
11-20-125

Use of a Seasonal Brand; Application for an Annual Permit to Use an Out-of-State Brand.

Section
11-20-126

Repealed by Laws 2020, Ch. 76, § 2.