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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Moore finds the district court properly found the livestock caretaker breached his contract with the livestock owner. The caretaker failed to brand the cattle or report and prove death loss. He provided no evidence storms caused massive death loss or that he communicated those losses to the owners. The caretaker was also not entitled to file a Uniform Commercial Code financing statement to claim a lien because he had agreed to compensation by shares of calf crops. Affirmed.
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