Livestock Disease Control Act 1994
84No compensation payable
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84 No compensation payable
(a) if the head only of a carcase is condemned as unfit for human consumption because of disease; or
(b) if the owner of any pig visibly affected by disease has failed to give any notice of the existence of the disease required to be given under this Act; or
S. 84(c) amended by No. 84/2008 s. 24.
(c) if the owner fails to satisfy the Secretary that the duty under the Duties Act 2000 has been paid in respect of all of that owner's swine; or
(d) if the owner fails to satisfy the Secretary that the owner has complied with the requirements of this Act relating to claims for compensation; or
(e) if, within 3 months of being brought into Victoria, a pig is destroyed or ordered to be destroyed because the pig is suffering from tuberculosis unless the Secretary is satisfied that the pig became diseased after being brought into Victoria or the pig is found on destruction or on dying before being destroyed to be free from disease.