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New Hampshire
New Hampshire Liens for Service to Horses and for the Care of Horses
NOTE: New Hampshire has no veterinarian's or farrier's lien.
It does have a combined agister's and breeder's lien. The
agister's lien is broad enough to cover veterinarian and farrier
services to a horse in the possession of the service provider.
NEW HAMPSHIRE STATUTES
TITLE XLI. LIENS
CHAPTER 448. LIENS FOR BOARD, LODGING, AGISTMENT, SERVICE
OF STALLION
§ 448:2. Pasturage, etc.
A person to whom horses, cattle, sheep or other domestic animals
shall be entrusted to be pastured or boarded shall have a
lien thereon for all proper charges due for such pasturing
or board until the same shall be paid or tendered.
§ 448:2-a. Lien for Food and Care
Any person or carrier who transports animals shall have
a lien upon such animals for food, care, and custody furnished,
and shall not be liable for their detention.
§ 448:3. Service Fee
Colts foaled in this state shall be subject to a lien to
secure the payment of the service fee for the stallion,
which shall continue in force until the colt is 8 months
old, and may be enforced by an attachment of such colt at
any time after it is 4 months old; said lien shall take
precedence of any other claim.
§ 448:4. Limitation
Such lien shall not be enforced unless the owner or manager
of such stallion shall have complied with the requirements
of RSA 441. [RSA 441 was replaced by RSA 435:1 through 435:5.]
TITLE XL. AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
CHAPTER 435. ANIMAL CARE, BREEDING AND FEED BREEDING ANIMALS
§ 435:1. Certificate
Every person who offers for hire the service of a stallion
for breeding purposes shall make a certificate stating the
name, color, age, size and pedigree, so far as known, of
the stallion, and the name and residence of the person by
whom he was bred, and shall cause the certificate to be
recorded by the commissioner of agriculture, markets, and
food. He shall also post a copy of said certificate in a
conspicuous location on the premises where the stallion
is housed and shall give a copy of it to the keeper of each
mare served by the stallion for hire.
§ 435:2. Record
It shall be the duty of the commissioner to record all such
certificates offered for record in a book to be kept in
his office for that purpose, upon tender of lawful fees
therefor.
§ 435:3. Neglect to Furnish
If any person who offers for hire the service of a stallion
for breeding purposes neglects to make such certificate,
or to have it recorded, he shall not be entitled to recover
anything for the service of the stallion; neither shall
he be entitled to recover for such service from a person
to whom he has not given a copy of the certificate, unless
he shows that the person had actual knowledge of the certificate
at the time of the service.
§ 435:4. False Statement
If any person knowingly and willfully makes a false statement
in such certificate, or inserts in posters or notices advertising
the stallion, or gives to the keeper of a mare served by
the stallion, a false certificate, he shall be fined $100.
§ 435:5. Colts Less Than 90 Days Old
I. It is unlawful for any person in this state to have in
his possession an equine colt that is less than 90 days
old that is not being nursed by its dam, unless the colt
was born in this state, and its dam has died within this
state before the colt became 90 days old.
II. It is unlawful for any person in this state to sell
an equine colt that is less than 90 days old that is not
being nursed by its dam.
III. If convicted of a violation of this section a person
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
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