(a) The importation of dairy cows and other cattle for breeding purposes into the State is prohibited, excepting when such cattle are accompanied by a certificate from an inspector, whose competency and reliability are certified to by the authorities charged with the control of the diseases of domestic animals in the state from whence the cattle came, certifying that they have been examined and subjected to the tuberculin test, and are free from disease, and whose certificate shall be acceptable to the Department of Agriculture.
(b) In lieu of the inspection certificate required by this section, cattle as above specified from points outside the State may, under such restrictions as are provided by the Department, be shipped in quarantine to their destination in the State, there to remain in quarantine, until properly examined at the expense of the owner by a veterinarian to be designated by the Department.
Structure Delaware Code
Chapter 73. CONTROL AND ERADICATION OF CATTLE DISEASES
Subchapter I. Bovine Tuberculosis and Other Cattle Diseases
§ 7301. Importation of cattle.
§ 7302. Enforcement of importation requirements; rules and regulations.
§ 7303. Violations of importation requirements; penalties; jurisdiction.
§ 7304. Importation of Texas or Cherokee cattle; penalty.
§ 7305. Sale of animals with pleuro-pneumonia; penalties.
§ 7306. Possession of cattle having pleuro-pneumonia; notice; penalties.
§ 7307. Condemnation and disposal of cattle reacting to tuberculin test.
§ 7308. Conditions of payment for destruction of tubercular cattle.