This section includes repealed laws regarding the use of containers bearing owner's names and stamped containers, which were repealed in 1987. It also covers current laws on false registration of domestic animals and the retention of library property after notice to return. The law aims to prevent fraudulent animal registrations and enforce library property return policies.
It is a misdemeanor of the third degree to falsely register or transfer registration of domestic animals or to provide false pedigrees.
No, those laws were repealed in 1987 and are no longer in effect.
It is a summary offense, and fines collected are paid to the library; retention beyond 30 days after notice is unlawful.
The library can give written notice either personally or by registered or certified mail, demanding the return of the property.