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Code · Montana · Title 76 — Land Resources and Use · Chapter 16 · Part 3

76-16-316. Sale of trespassing livestock.

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76-16-316 . Sale of trespassing livestock.
(1)Upon receipt of the statement referred to in 76-16-315 , the sheriff shall proceed to advertise and sell at public auction the livestock taken up.
(2)The livestock must be sold on 5 days' notice posted at the courthouse of each county in which any portion of the state district lies and in a newspaper of general circulation in the county. The sheriff may require from the state district a sufficient bond, conditioned upon the following:
(a)that the state district has used reasonable diligence to discover the owner of the stock and to notify the owner in the premises;
(b)that all requirements of law on the part of the state district to be performed in the premises have been performed; and
(c)that the sheriff is indemnified against all liability for the sale of the livestock except as to the sheriff's own failure to perform the things required by law.
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