2025 Session
Last amended: 1988 session
§ 35.94 — Damages Against State for Administrative Action Without Cause
Plain-Language Summary
Allows a person to claim damages if the state takes action without proper cause.
35.94 DAMAGES AGAINST STATE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION WITHOUT CAUSE.
If the Board of Animal Health did not have probable cause for an administrative action under section 35.93, including the issuance of a stop-sale or removal order, a court may allow recovery for damages caused by the administrative action.
History:
History: History:
1988 c 485 s 12
Practical Notes
If the Board wrongly takes action against you, you may be able to recover damages.