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LAW RELATING TO EPIZOOTIC IN GERMANY. 
and giving off of which shall be regulated by the government of 
each country. 
The dispositions of section 59 and 64 of the present law, how¬ 
ever, shall be applicable in all cases* 
§ 59. The indemnity to be granted shall be the ordinary value 
of the animal, without reference to the diminished value of the 
animal because he is affected with the disease. But for animals 
affected with glanders the indemnity shall be only of three-fourths 
and for bovines affected with pleuro-pneumonia of four-fifths of 
the value thus established. 
The council determines that the indemnity shall be 
1st. The sum of insurance to be paid according to private 
contracts, viz. the three-fourths of that sum for cases of glanders 
and the four-fifths for the cases of pleuro-pneumonia, and the en¬ 
tire sum in all the other cases. 
2d. The value of the parts of the destroyed animal which re¬ 
main at the disposition of the owner, according to the measures 
taken by police authority. 
§ 60. The indemnity shall be paid to the person under whose 
care the animal was when he was destroyed, unless another having 
right to it be known. 
This payment having been made, all right to further indemnity 
shall cease. 
§ 61. The indemnity shall not be granted: 
1st. For animals belonging to the Empire, the special States, 
or which belong to horses the property of the sovereigns of 
those States. 
2d. For animals which, contrary to the prescription of section 
6, have been imported into the imperial territory, being already 
affected with the disease. 
3d. For animals in which glanders is established, in the delay 
of 90 days, and pleuro-pneumonia in that of 180 days from their 
importation into the imperial territory, unless it is proved that 
the animals have become affected with the disease since their im¬ 
portation. 
§ 62. The indemnity can be refused : 
1st. For animals which had been affected with a disease, which 
