South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 13 - Diseases And Infections
Section 47-13-360. Indemnity payments for killing of certain animals.

To obtain indemnity payments pursuant to this section, cattle infected with tuberculosis, paratuberculosis or brucellosis, or glandered horses, mules or asses shall not be killed until they have been inspected by the State Veterinarian, or his designee, or another veterinarian licensed by the State Board of Veterinary Examiners and determined by him to be so infected.
When any such animal is killed because of any of the above-mentioned diseases, the actual cash value of the diseased animal immediately prior to killing shall be fixed within twenty-four hours thereafter by appraisers chosen in the manner described in Section 47-13-380. Indemnity payments, less salvage value, which in no case shall exceed the appraised value of the animal, shall be made by the State to the owner from State or other available sources but in no case shall the State's share of indemnity payments exceed one hundred fifty dollars for a horse, mule or ass nor in the case of cattle shall such share exceed two hundred dollars for any single animal. No animal shall be indemnified for under this section which was imported into the State within six months of the time it is killed.
The provisions of this section and the indemnity herein provided may be extended to include individual animals or entire herds exposed to but not yet infected with disease when in the judgment of the officials responsible for disease control and indemnity payments the killing of such exposed animals would contribute substantially to the eradication of the disease to which such animals have been exposed.
HISTORY: 1962 Code Section 6-426; 1952 Code Section 6-426; 1942 Code Section 5806-33; 1932 Code Section 1338; Cr. C. '22 Sections 146, 228; Cr. C. '12 Sections 294, 522; Cr. C. '02 Section 370; R. S. 516; 1890 (20) 709; 1909 (26) 209; 1919 (31) 92; 1948 (45) 1888; 1972 (57) 3013.

Structure South Carolina Code of Laws

South Carolina Code of Laws

Title 47 - Animals, Livestock and Poultry

Chapter 13 - Diseases And Infections

Section 47-13-10. Provisions on diseases and infections to be administered by State Livestock-Poultry Health Commission.

Section 47-13-20. Powers and duties of commission.

Section 47-13-30. Penalties for violations of chapter.

Section 47-13-60. Sale of diseased livestock or fowl unlawful.

Section 47-13-70. Selling flesh of diseased or injured animals.

Section 47-13-80. Commissioner of Agriculture charged with enforcement of Section 47-13-70.

Section 47-13-110. Sale of biological products containing living disease-producing agent.

Section 47-13-130. Appropriation of funds in event of outbreak of diseases in animals and poultry.

Section 47-13-150. Quarantine against importing slaughtered meat or poultry from disease-affected areas.

Section 47-13-160. Fitness of registered companion dog or cat for sale; definitions; certifications; remedies.

Section 47-13-310. Notice to disinfect; violation is a misdemeanor.

Section 47-13-320. Orders to disinfect animals exposed to cattle fever tick.

Section 47-13-340. Venue of prosecutions under Section 47-13-310.

Section 47-13-360. Indemnity payments for killing of certain animals.

Section 47-13-370. Blank forms used to certify test results.

Section 47-13-380. Appointment of appraisers of animals to be killed.

Section 47-13-390. Procedure in event prescribed appraisal method is unsatisfactory to owner.

Section 47-13-400. Form and payment of appraisements.

Section 47-13-410. Procedure when animal killed because exposed to contagion or infection.

Section 47-13-420. Expenses of appraisal.

Section 47-13-430. Indemnity for animals condemned for foot and mouth disease, vesicular exanthema, or rinderpest.

Section 47-13-510. "Brucellosis" defined; declaring animal infected.

Section 47-13-520. "Approved accredited veterinarian" defined.

Section 47-13-530. Conduct of control.

Section 47-13-540. Exposed or suspected animals subject to quarantine.

Section 47-13-550. Vaccination.

Section 47-13-560. Tattooing or branding of vaccinated animals.

Section 47-13-570. Sale of vaccine.

Section 47-13-580. Sale of cattle generally.

Section 47-13-590. Sale of infected animals.

Section 47-13-600. Liability for sale of infected animal except for slaughter.

Section 47-13-610. Veterinarian shall require testing of suspected animals.

Section 47-13-620. Compulsory tests of cattle.

Section 47-13-630. Blood samples to be drawn by veterinarian.

Section 47-13-640. Report and branding of infected animals.

Section 47-13-650. Cooperation with United States Department of Agriculture; inspectors.

Section 47-13-660. Reports.

Section 47-13-670. Enforcement of rules and regulations.

Section 47-13-680. Violations.

Section 47-13-690. Cooperation of State with federal government in paying indemnity for infected cattle.

Section 47-13-810. Tuberculosis and paratuberculosis declared contagious and infectious; animals subject to quarantine.

Section 47-13-820. Tuberculin and paratuberculin tests; observation.

Section 47-13-830. Quarantine of herds in which reactors are found.

Section 47-13-840. Branding and slaughtering of reacting animals; disinfecting quarters and equipment.

Section 47-13-850. Liability for disposing of affected animal except for immediate slaughter.

Section 47-13-860. Official tests.

Section 47-13-870. Inspectors; accepting assistance from United States Government.

Section 47-13-880. Violations.

Section 47-13-1210. Definitions.

Section 47-13-1220. Authority and functions of commission.

Section 47-13-1230. Promulgation of regulations by commission; poultry advisory committee.

Section 47-13-1240. Penalties.

Section 47-13-1310. Definitions.

Section 47-13-1315. State veterinarian and Livestock-Poultry Service to develop and institute programs for control of equine infectious anemia.

Section 47-13-1330. Official tests.

Section 47-13-1340. Reporting of tests.

Section 47-13-1350. Unlawful for horse to enter State unless tested; rules and regulations.

Section 47-13-1360. Quarantine of exposed horses.

Section 47-13-1365. Disposition of animal after second confirmatory test.

Section 47-13-1370. Proof of tests required for public assembly of horses.

Section 47-13-1380. Preventive measures for race tracks, horse shows, rodeos, horse owners, and veterinarians.

Section 47-13-1390. False certificates unlawful; penalties.

Section 47-13-1400. Additional penalties for violation of article.