HRS §142-50
Definitions for animal branding and marking
This section defines two words used in this part of the law: a brand is a design burned into an animal's hide, and a mark is a design cut into or from an animal's body. It only gives definitions and does not create any duties or rules.
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The statute, as written — Definitions
As used in this part: "Brand" means a design that is permanently impressed on the hide of an animal by burning with acid, a chemical compound, or a hot iron. "Mark" means a design that is cut into or from the ear, dewlap, or other part of an animal.
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