Tex. Agriculture Code § 131.103
This is the official text of Tex. Agriculture Code § 131.103, part of Texas’s Agriculture Code — regulates farming, livestock, and agricultural commerce.
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§ 131.103. STOP-SALE ORDER.
Official statutory text
If the official or agency responsible for enforcing a provision of this chapter or a rule or quarantine adopted under this chapter has reason to believe a colony of bees, equipment, pollen, or honey is in violation of the provision, the official or agency may issue a written order to stop the sale of the bees, equipment, pollen, or honey. When the official or agency issues a stop-sale order, the official or agency shall deliver a copy of the order to the person who possesses the bees, equipment, pollen, or honey. On receipt of the copy of the order, a person may not sell or transport the bees, equipment, pollen, or honey until the official or agency that issued the order determines that the items are in compliance with this chapter.
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