The Tamil Nadu Cattle-Disease Act, 1866

The Tamil Nadu Cattle-Disease Act, 1866

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The Tamil Nadu Cattle-Disease Act, 1866, is a legislative measure designed to control and prevent the spread of contagious or infectious diseases among livestock. It empowers state authorities and district officials to designate specific areas for enforcement, establish hospital-pounds, and mandate the reporting of sick animals. The Act grants officials the authority to inspect premises, disinfect areas, and, if necessary, destroy diseased animals or contaminated materials to curb outbreaks. For citizens, it imposes a legal duty to report sick livestock and restricts the movement of exposed animals, ensuring public health and agricultural safety through regulated veterinary intervention and oversight.

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