Boland v. Cecil

KINCAID, J. pro tem.

For some three years prior to April 3, 1943, plaintiff lived on and owned real property in El Monte, California, consisting of approximately one-half acre. He kept various kinds of livestock thereon. On April 2, 1943, he slaughtered a cow on said premises. He was not a licensed slaughterer (Agr. Code, §§346-347), and the animal *Supp. 835was not slaughtered under “inspection” (Agr. Code, §305), as is required in counties having over 28,000 population, as does Los Angeles County. Nor did that part of the meat from said cow which plaintiff had in his “possession for sale . .…