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order a lawful fence on each side thereof, and extending sixteen feet from
the cattle-guard, to which the land owner shall have the right to join his
fence; provided that no land owner shall be in any way liable, either di-
rectly or indirectly, to the railroad company or any person whatever, for
any damage or injury which may occur or result from the construction of
his fence over the company's land, which may be necessary to connect his
fence with that of the company's.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 24, sec. 220. 1920 Code, sec. 314.

233. For any failure to comply with any of the provisions of the last
preceding section, the company so failing for sixty days after such written
request, shall forfeit and pay to the party injured, five dollars for each
day's failure thereafter, to be recovered as other debts are now collected
by an action before a justice of the peace, or the Circuit Court, when the
amount is such as will give such Circuit Court jurisdiction; said notice
or request may be served upon an agent of the company.

RECORDS BURNED.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 24, sec. 221. 1920 Code, sec. 315.

234. All deeds, papers and documents recorded in pursuance of the
Act of 1835, Chapter 279, which provided for making records in place
of those destroyed or lost by the burning of the Court House of Worces-
ter County, shall have the same legal effect to all intents and purposes as
the original records or papers would have had if they had not been de-
stroyed or lost.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 24, sec. 222. 1920 Code, sec. 316.

235. In all cases where the record of any judgment or decree, and the
original papers thereto belonging, have been destroyed by the burning of
the Court House as aforesaid, a short copy of such judgment or decree,
or copy of the docket entries, under the seal of the clerk of the circuit
court for said county, with a certificate that the record and papers have
been destroyed, shall be received in evidence.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 24, sec. 223. 1920 Code, sec. 317.

236. A writ of fieri facias, or an authenticated copy or record thereof,
issued on any judgment rendered before the first day of January, in the
year eighteen hundred and thirty-five, shall be prima facie evidence of
the judgment therein recited; and it shall not be necessary to produce the
original judgment or the record thereof.

1894, ch. 453. 1920 Code, sec. 318.

237. In all cases where any of the papers, including bills of complaint,
answers, demurrers, pleas, replications, joinder of issue, evidence taken
by examiners, trustee's bonds, trustee's reports of sales, auditor's reports,
and all other papers filed in the proceedings in chancery cases, were de-