California · Food and Agricultural Code - FAC
FAC §23405: Every slaughterer of horses, mules, or burros shall have on file in his office for a period of one year after slaughter the original bill of sale of the animals purchased and slaughtered by him.
What this law says, in plain English
Horse, mule, and burro slaughterers must keep original bills of sale on file for one year after slaughter.
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Every slaughterer of horses, mules, or burros shall have on file in his office for a period of one year after slaughter the original bill of sale of the animals purchased and slaughtered by him.
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