Registration of Dead Large Cattle and Certificate Cancellation

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Act No. 3295: Registration of Dead Large Cattle and Certificate Cancellation

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Title Supreme Court: Registration of Dead Large Cattle and Certificate Cancellation

Law: Act No. 3295

Decision Date: Dec 2, 1926

Act No. 3295 amends the Administrative Code of 1917 to require the registration of dead large cattle and the cancellation of ownership certificates, with municipal treasurers responsible for maintaining records and reporting to provincial treasurers.

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Reporting of Deaths of Large Cattle

Owners or managers must report any death of large cattle within 30 days of becoming aware of it, except deaths caused by conditions described in Section 532 (not provided here).
Reports must be made to the municipal treasurer of the municipality where the owner resides or where the death occurred.
Upon reporting, owners must surrender the certificate of ownership or transfer of the dead animal to the treasurer.

Registration of Deaths and Cancellation of Certificates

The municipal treasurer shall register the death in the record and cancel all related ownership or transfer certificates.
Any certificate related to the deceased animal found in the possession of any person shall be seized and disposed of as prescribed by the Act.

Transmission and Filing of Records

The municipal treasurer must forward a copy of the monthly record of deaths along with canceled certificates to the provincial treasurer.
The provincial treasurer shall properly file and index these records under the owner’s name, including dates of deaths and permits.

Effectivity

The Act takes effect immediately upon approval on December 2, 1926.

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