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Code · Kansas · Chapter 29 — Fences

29-311. Throwing land open.

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29-311. Throwing land open. When one party shall desire to throw his land open and leave it unenclosed, he shall not take away any part of the partition fence belonging to him and adjoining the next enclosure, if the owner or occupant of such enclosure will, within two months after the same shall be ascertained, pay therefor such sum as the fence viewers shall, in writing, under their hands, determine to be the value of such partition fence belonging to such party.
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