552.280 - Removal of diseased bees without permit unlawful. - Nevada Statutes

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552.280 Removal of diseased bees without permit unlawful. It shall be unlawful for the owner, owners, lessee, lessees, agent or caretaker of any apiary, including appliances, structures, buildings and honey, wherein disease exists, to move or distribute any diseased bees, whether they are queens or workers, colonies, honeycombs, appliances or structures beyond the already established boundaries of such apiary wherein disease exists without written permission from the Chief Inspector or the Chief Inspector’s deputies so to do.

[19:225:1921; A 1925, 38; NCL § 478]

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Statutes > Nevada > Title-49 > Chapter-552 > 552-280

552.280 Removal of diseased bees without permit unlawful. It shall be unlawful for the owner, owners, lessee, lessees, agent or caretaker of any apiary, including appliances, structures, buildings and honey, wherein disease exists, to move or distribute any diseased bees, whether they are queens or workers, colonies, honeycombs, appliances or structures beyond the already established boundaries of such apiary wherein disease exists without written permission from the Chief Inspector or the Chief Inspector’s deputies so to do.

[19:225:1921; A 1925, 38; NCL § 478]

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552.280 Removal of diseased bees without permit unlawful. It shall be unlawful for the owner, owners, lessee, lessees, agent or caretaker of any apiary, including appliances, structures, buildings and honey, wherein disease exists, to move or distribute any diseased bees, whether they are queens or workers, colonies, honeycombs, appliances or structures beyond the already established boundaries of such apiary wherein disease exists without written permission from the Chief Inspector or the Chief Inspector’s deputies so to do.

[19:225:1921; A 1925, 38; NCL § 478]