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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

256.030 Adjoining owners to maintain fence -- Liability for trespassing

150 words·~1 min read·/ky/256-030

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livestock.
(1)When a division fence exists by agreement, acquiescence or compulsion,
under this section or KRS 256.042, each party shall keep a lawful fence on his
portion of the line. If one party fails to do so, the person failing shall be liable for
all the damages to trees, grass, grain, crops, livestock or land the other party
may sustain from the trespassing of livestock over the division fence at the
point at which the party failing was bound to keep in repair.
(2)Either party to a division fence shall be liable for damages in case his or her
livestock break through or pass over the fence at any point the other party is
bound to keep in repair, only if the fence through which the livestock pass is a
lawful fence.
(3)The party damaged shall have a lien on the livestock, as provided in KRS
256.080.
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