Section 5-1-19 - Revocation or suspension of paleontological excavation license--Violation asmisdemeanor. - South-dakota Statutes

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5-1-19. Revocation or suspension of paleontological excavation license--Violation as misdemeanor. The commissioner of school and public lands may revoke or suspend a permit if the permittee fails to conduct a survey or excavation pursuant to law, the rules promulgated by the commissioner, or permit provisions. Any person violating §§ 5-1-15 to 5-1-20, inclusive, or the rules promulgated by the commissioner is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor, and in addition, shall forfeit to the state any interest in all paleontological resources discovered by or through the person's efforts.

Source: SL 1996, ch 36, § 5.

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5-1-19. Revocation or suspension of paleontological excavation license--Violation as misdemeanor. The commissioner of school and public lands may revoke or suspend a permit if the permittee fails to conduct a survey or excavation pursuant to law, the rules promulgated by the commissioner, or permit provisions. Any person violating §§ 5-1-15 to 5-1-20, inclusive, or the rules promulgated by the commissioner is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor, and in addition, shall forfeit to the state any interest in all paleontological resources discovered by or through the person's efforts.

Source: SL 1996, ch 36, § 5.

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5-1-19. Revocation or suspension of paleontological excavation license--Violation as misdemeanor. The commissioner of school and public lands may revoke or suspend a permit if the permittee fails to conduct a survey or excavation pursuant to law, the rules promulgated by the commissioner, or permit provisions. Any person violating §§ 5-1-15 to 5-1-20, inclusive, or the rules promulgated by the commissioner is guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor, and in addition, shall forfeit to the state any interest in all paleontological resources discovered by or through the person's efforts.

Source: SL 1996, ch 36, § 5.