106-316.2. Use of virulent hog-cholera virus prohibited without permit; virulent hog-cholera virus defined; use of modified live virus vaccines.
Notwithstanding any other provision of the law, either general, public-local, special or private, and except as herein provided, the possession, sale and use of virulent hog-cholera virus in North Carolina is hereby prohibited. Virulent hog-cholera virus referred to in this section means any unattended hog-cholera virus collected directly or indirectly from blood or other tissues of swine infected with hog cholera which has not been licensed as a modified live virus hog-cholera vaccine. The State Veterinarian may issue a permit authorizing the sale, possession and use of virulent hog-cholera virus only for the purpose of laboratory diagnosis; official research programs; production of anti-hog-cholera serum, antibody concentrate, modified live virus, killed virus vaccine, and similar biological products; and following a declaration that a state of emergency exists in a designated quarantined hog-cholera area or areas within the State by the Commissioner of Agriculture of North Carolina. The use of virulent hog-cholera virus during a declared state of emergency shall be under the direct supervision of the State Veterinarian or his authorized representative. Modified live-virus hog-cholera vaccines that have been licensed as such by the Biological Products Licensing Section, Animal Inspection and Quarantine Division, Agricultural Research Service of the United States Department of Agriculture may be sold and used in compliance with the General Statutes of North Carolina and the rules, regulations, definitions and standards adopted by the North Carolina Board of Agriculture and the emergency rules and regulations established by the Commissioner of Agriculture. (1955, c. 824, s. 2; 1959, c. 576, s. 4.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
§ 106-304 - Proclamation of livestock and poultry quarantine.
§ 106-305 - Proclamation of infected feedstuff quarantine.
§ 106-306 - Rules to enforce quarantine.
§ 106-307 - Violation of proclamation or rules.
§ 106-307.1 - Serums, vaccines, etc., for control of animal diseases.
§ 106-307.2 - Reports of infectious disease in livestock and poultry to State Veterinarian.
§ 106-307.3 - Quarantine of infected or inoculated livestock.
§ 106-307.4 - Quarantine of inoculated poultry.
§ 106-307.5 - Livestock and poultry brought into State.
§ 106-307.6 - Violation made misdemeanor.
§ 106-307.7 - Diseased livestock running at large.
§ 106-308 - Appropriation to combat animal and fowl diseases.
§ 106-309 - Disposition of surplus funds.
§ 106-310 - Burial of hogs dying natural death required.
§ 106-311 - Hogs affected with cholera to be segregated and confined.
§ 106-312 - Shipping hogs from cholera-infected territory.
§ 106-313 - Price of serum to be fixed.
§ 106-314 - Manufacture and use of serum and virus restricted.
§ 106-316 - Counties authorized to purchase and supply serum.
§ 106-316.1 - Purpose of §§ to 106-316.5.
§ 106-316.4 - Penalties for violation of §§ 106-316.1 to 106-316.5.
§ 106-317 - Regulation of the transportation or importation of hogs and other livestock into State.
§ 106-318 - Issuance of health certificates for swine and livestock; inspection.
§ 106-319 - Burial of hogs and other livestock dying in transit.
§ 106-321 - Penalties for violation.
§ 106-322 - Effect of §§ 106-317 to .
§ 106-322.2 - Destruction of swine affected with or exposed to hog cholera; indemnity payments.
§ 106-322.3 - When indemnity payments not to be made.
§ 106-324 - Appraisal of cattle affected with Bang's disease and tuberculosis.
§ 106-325 - Appraisal of animals affected with glanders; report.
§ 106-327 - Marketing of cattle affected with Bang's disease and tuberculosis.
§ 106-328 - Report on salvage.
§ 106-329 - Compensation when killing ordered.
§ 106-330 - Ownership of destroyed animals; outstanding liens.
§ 106-331 - State not to pay for feed of animals ordered killed.
§ 106-332 - Disinfection of stockyards by owners.
§ 106-333 - Payments made only on certain conditions.
§ 106-334 - Owner's claim for indemnity supported by reports.
§ 106-335 - State Veterinarian to carry out provisions of Article; how moneys paid out.
§ 106-336 - Animals reacting to tuberculin test.
§ 106-337 - Animals to be branded.
§ 106-338 - Quarantine; removal or sale; sale and use of milk.
§ 106-339 - Seller liable in civil action.
§ 106-340 - Responsibility of owner of premises where sale is made.
§ 106-341 - Sale of tuberculin.
§ 106-342 - Notice to owner of suspected animals; quarantine.
§ 106-343 - Appropriations by counties; elections.
§ 106-344 - Petition for election if commissioners refuse cooperation; order; effect.
§ 106-345 - Importation of cattle.
§ 106-346 - Amount of appropriation.
§ 106-347 - Qualified veterinarian.
§ 106-348 - Rules and regulations.
§ 106-349 - Violation of law a misdemeanor.
§ 106-350 - Sale of tubercular animal a felony.
§ 106-351 - Systematic dipping of cattle or horses.
§ 106-352 - Counties not embraced in quarantine zones.
§ 106-353 - Dipping vats; counties to provide; cost.
§ 106-354 - Local State inspectors; commissioned as quarantine inspectors; salaries, etc.
§ 106-355 - Enforcement of compliance with law.
§ 106-356 - Owners of stock to have same dipped; supervision of dipping; dipping period.
§ 106-357 - Service of notice.
§ 106-358 - Cattle placed in quarantine; dipping at expense of owner.
§ 106-359 - Expense of dipping as lien on animals; enforcement of lien.
§ 106-361 - Rules and regulations.
§ 106-362 - Penalty for violation.
§ 106-363 - Damaging dipping vats a felony.
§ 106-388 - Animals affected with, or exposed to, brucellosis declared subject to quarantine, etc.
§ 106-391 - Civil liability of vendors.
§ 106-392 - Sales by nonresidents.
§ 106-393 - Duties of State Veterinarian; quarantine of animals; required testing.
§ 106-394 - Cooperation of county boards of commissioners.
§ 106-395 - Compulsory testing.
§ 106-396 - Authority to promulgate and enforce rules and regulations.
§ 106-397 - Violation made misdemeanor.
§ 106-398 - Punishment for sale of animals known to be infected, or under quarantine.
§ 106-399.4 - Imminent threat of contagious animal disease; emergency measures and procedures.
§ 106-399.5 - Warrantless inspections.
§ 106-400 - Sale or transportation of animals affected with disease prohibited.
§ 106-400.1 - Swine disease testing.
§ 106-401 - State Veterinarian authorized to quarantine.
§ 106-401.1 - Inspection and quarantine of poultry.
§ 106-402 - Confinement and isolation of diseased animals required.
§ 106-403 - Disposition of dead domesticated animals.
§ 106-404 - Animals affected with glanders to be killed.
§ 106-405 - Prohibited acts; penalties.
§ 106-405.2 - Permit for feeding garbage to swine.
§ 106-405.3 - Application for permit.
§ 106-405.4 - Revocation of permits.
§ 106-405.6 - Cooking or other treatment.
§ 106-405.7 - Inspection and investigation; maintenance of records.
§ 106-405.8 - Enforcement of Part; rules and regulations.
§ 106-405.15 - "Equine infectious anemia" defined.
§ 106-405.17 - Authority to promulgate and enforce rules and regulations.
§ 106-405.18 - Implementation of control and eradication program.