The right of the owner of a diseased animal to be indemnified does not exist and the board may not authorize payment if: 1. The animal belongs to the United States, to this state, or to any political subdivision of this state. 2. The owner at the time of coming into possession of the animal knew or suspected it to be diseased. 3. The animal was found to have been clinically diseased at the time of its arrival in this state. 4. The owner is a nonresident and not engaged in the breeding of livestock in this state. 5. The animal at the time of its killing had been in this state for less than six months. 6. The owner of an animal willfully exposed the animal to the disease. 7. The owner violated any law or any rule of the board.
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