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New Mexico Statutes Chapter 77 > Article 16 - Fences

New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 77 > Article 16 - Fences


Current as of: 2010
§ 77-16-1Necessity for fence
§ 77-16-2Definition
§ 77-16-3Damages on fenced lands; right of action; lien on animals
§ 77-16-4Barbed wire fence; specifications
§ 77-16-5Applicability of act
§ 77-16-6Board fence; specifications
§ 77-16-7Pole and post fence; specifications
§ 77-16-8Stone, adobe or woven wire fence; specifications
§ 77-16-9Legal protection of fences against damage or destruction
§ 77-16-10Injuring fence
§ 77-16-11Injuries by animals; liability; minors
§ 77-16-12Damages for injuries
§ 77-16-13Opening private fence to use road prohibited
§ 77-16-14Failure to close gate; liability for damages
§ 77-16-15Penalty for leaving gate open
§ 77-16-16Railroads; fencing of lines; damages for injury to livestock
§ 77-16-17Requirements of railroad fence
§ 77-16-18Report of killed or crippled livestock; inspection and removal

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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...
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