Virginia Code § 18.2-190 prohibits individuals from making false claims about the breed or registration status of bulls or cattle during sales, gifts, or transfers. Violating this law by knowingly providing false information is classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor. The law aims to protect buyers and maintain honesty in livestock transactions.
It involves knowingly making false claims about a bull or cattle's breed or registration status during sale, gift, or transfer.
Violators face a Class 1 misdemeanor, which can include fines and potential jail time depending on circumstances.
Yes, the law covers any sale, gift, or transfer of cattle, including those conducted electronically or via electronic communication devices.
Ensure all breed and registration claims are truthful and verifiable before making representations during a sale or transfer.