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Alaska Statutes > Title 3 > Chapter 03.30 > § 03.30.060 - Failure to close roadside gate used for retaining livestock

A person failing to close a roadside gate after opening the same is presumed to be negligent and liable for all consequent damage upon proof thereof. For the purposes of this section, a roadside gate is a contrivance located alongside or near a public or private road made for the purpose of passing through a fence that is used for or intended to be used for the retention of livestock.

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Questions & Answers: Fences

Can you tell me if there is a height restriction for a barbed wire fence between privately owned properties in Wisconsin, ie Langlade County? Thankyou...

Mike, This would seem to directly conflict with section 90.03 of the Wisconsin Statutes, which mandates shared responsibility for partition fences. http://www.lawserver.com/law/st...

Terry, Check with your local library for a copy of local ordinances regarding fence height. Steve Daily LawServer...

On 44-8-401 Fact:Property well fenced in Grainger Co.severe drought summer 2012,coyotes invaded the property for creek water,donkey scared got out through barb wired,did not cuse a...

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Alaska Statutes Chapter 03.30 - Fences

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