Section 40-15-33 – Appeal to circuit court from revocation or suspension of license.
40-15-33. Appeal to circuit court from revocation or suspension of license. Any licensee aggrieved at the revocation or suspension of the license may appeal from the decision to the circuit court of this state for the county in which the agency was located, licensed, and operated, at any time within sixty days after notice of […]
Section 40-15-28 – Records open to inspection–Preservation–Copies furnished.
40-15-28. Records open to inspection–Preservation–Copies furnished. The records required by §40-15-27 shall be open for inspection at any reasonable time to any person interested as prescribed by the Animal Industry Board in rules promulgated pursuant to chapter 1-26 to fulfill the intent of this chapter. Every livestock auction agency shall keep and preserve all records […]
Section 40-15-29 – Revocation or suspension of license for failure to keep records.
40-15-29. Revocation or suspension of license for failure to keep records. Failure to comply with any of the provisions of §§40-15-27 and 40-15-28 is cause for revocation or suspension of the agency license as the Animal Industry Board may decide. Source: SDC 1939, §40.2004; SL 1990, ch 325, §264.
Section 40-15-30 – Uniform accounting system for agencies.
40-15-30. Uniform accounting system for agencies. All livestock auction agencies shall maintain a uniform accounting system as prescribed by the Animal Industry Board. Source: SDC 1939, §40.2008; SL 1955, ch 141, §2; SL 1990, ch 325, §265.
Section 40-15-31 – Segregation and safeguarding of customers’ funds by auction agency–Misuse of funds as felony.
40-15-31. Segregation and safeguarding of customers’ funds by auction agency–Misuse of funds as felony. No livestock auction agency may make such use or disposition of funds in its possession or control as endangers or impairs the faithful and prompt accounting for any payment or such portion thereof as may be due the owner or consignor […]
Section 40-15-31.1 – Electronic auction–Regulation–Licensure.
40-15-31.1. Electronic auction–Regulation–Licensure. The term, electronic auction, refers to computer-accessible auctions where livestock are bought and sold through public auction. The Animal Industry Board shall regulate electronic auctions. Any livestock auction agency licensed under this chapter may also be licensed to operate electronic auctions of livestock for immediate slaughter if the application and licensure procedures […]
Section 40-15-18 – Inspection fees paid to Animal Industry Board.
40-15-18. Inspection fees paid to Animal Industry Board. The Animal Industry Board shall collect from all livestock auction agencies, all fees collected by the agency for the inspection required by §§40-15-19 to 40-15-25, inclusive. Source: SDC 1939, §40.2002; SL 1941, ch 166; SL 1949, ch 147; SL 1955, ch 141, §1; SL 1957, ch 203, […]
Section 40-15-19 – Inspection service to be provided at auction agency–Veterinarian employed by board–Qualifications–Assistant veterinarian–Violation as petty offense.
40-15-19. Inspection service to be provided at auction agency–Veterinarian employed by board–Qualifications–Assistant veterinarian–Violation as petty offense. Every livestock auction agency shall be provided with inspection and examination to determine evidence of disease in any livestock handled on the premises. Such examination and inspection shall be made by a veterinarian who has been recommended by the […]
Section 40-15-20 – Inspection of livestock by veterinarian–Compensation from fees collected.
40-15-20. Inspection of livestock by veterinarian–Compensation from fees collected. The veterinarian employed pursuant to §40-15-19 shall inspect and examine all livestock handled on the premises to determine evidence of disease. The veterinarian so employed shall be paid by the Animal Industry Board with ninety percent of the fees collected for such inspection, as provided in […]
Section 40-15-21 – Testing and treatment required before removal of animal from auction agency.
40-15-21. Testing and treatment required before removal of animal from auction agency. The Animal Industry Board may require the testing or treatment of any animal before being removed from any auction agency, by methods prescribed by such board, if deemed necessary for protection of the health of livestock within the state. Source: SDC 1939, §40.2007; […]