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Session Laws, 1878
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JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 15T

closure, the same being of the height and sufficiency


aforesaid, then the owner or owners of such live


stock shall be liable to make good all such damages

Liable to

to the owner or owners of such enclosure as shall be

damages.

found and awarded by two or more judicious persons,
to be appointed by a justice of the peace in said coun-


ty said person to view the same under oath, and


make return before the justice of the peace by whom


they were appointed, and the said damages to be re-

How recov-

covered in the same manner that is or shall be pro-

ered.

vided by law for the recovery of small debts ; pro-


vided, nevertheless, upon trial before a justice of the


peace for damages, at the instance of either party,


it shall be the duty of said justice of the peace to is-


sue a subpoena for such witness as either plaintiff or


defendant may require.


31. Whenever joint fences have been or may be

Joint fences.

established in said county for the mutual benefit and


advantage of different owners or possessors of adjoin-


ing lands, it shall be the duty of each party to


keep up, in good repair, his, her or their just and


respective proportion thereof, in manner following,


that is to say : that all post and rail or plank fences


shall be four feet high, and all worm and other fences


shall be at least five feet high, the height in every

Height to be

case to be computed from the ground or base of any

computed.

embankment upon which said fence is or may be


placed.


32. If either of the parties so making or keeping


a joint fence shall not comply with, the foregoing


provisions, and shall refuse or delay to make or re-

Refuse or

pair such fence within twenty days after notice in

delay.

writing shall be given to said party, his agent, over-


seer or tenant, then upon proof thereof before a


justice of the peace in said county, it shall be lawful


for said justice of the peace, under his hand and seal,


to authorize the party aggrieved and suffering by
such refusal or delay to make or repair said fence as


above required, and for so doing he, she or they shall


be reimbursed all cost and reasonable expenses

Reimbursed

necessary incurred, to be recovered from the party

all costs.

so refusing or delaying in the same manner as debts


of a like amount are now recoverable.




 

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