New York Laws
Article 5 - Diseases of Domestic Animals; Calves and Veal; Pure Bred Stock; Certificates of Registry.
95-C - Examination of Horses for Equine Infectious Anemia.

(b) Notwithstanding any other provisions of law, the owner, harborer
or custodian of any horse freeze branded pursuant to this section shall
not be indemnified for any loss in value of such animal.
(c) The term "horse" as used throughout this section shall apply to
the entire family of equidae. The commissioner may by regulation exclude
from the provisions of this section horses within defined age
categories.
3. No person shall import or bring into the state any horse unless
such horse has been tested for equine infectious anemia and reacted
negatively within a period prior to entry, and in a manner, prescribed
by the commissioner in regulations.
4. No person shall transport on any public highway within this state
any horse unless such horse has been tested for equine infectious anemia
and reacted negatively within a period prior to such transportation, and
in a manner, prescribed by the commissioner in regulations.
5. No person shall sell, exchange, barter or give away any horse
unless such horse has been tested for equine infectious anemia and
reacted negatively within a period prior to such transfer of ownership,
and in a manner, prescribed by the commissioner in regulations.
6. Subdivisions three, four and five of this section shall not apply
to horses which are imported, sold, exchanged, bartered, given away or
transported under permit from the commissioner or his authorized agent
for immediate slaughter, research or such other purposes as the
commissioner finds are consistent with the control and eradication of
equine infectious anemia, as prescribed by the commissioner in
regulations.

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