Alabama Statutes

§ 3-4-4 — Requirements as to Construction of Lawful Fences - Fences of Seven or More Wires for Livestock Generally

Alabama § 3-4-4

JurisdictionAlabama

Title 3Animals

Ch. 4Fences and Livestock

This text of Alabama § 3-4-4 (Requirements as to Construction of Lawful Fences - Fences of Seven or More Wires for Livestock Generally) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering Alabama primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.

Bluebook

Ala. Code § 3-4-4 (2026).

Text

A fence made of seven or more wires securely fastened to trees or posts not more than eight feet apart, the first four wires being of four-inch barb and not over four inches apart, commencing with the first wire four inches from the ground, the fifth wire not over six inches from the fourth, the sixth wire not over eight inches from the fifth and the seventh wire 15 inches from the sixth, shall be a lawful fence against all stock whatsoever.

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A fence made of seven or more wires securely fastened to trees or posts not more than eight feet apart, the first four wires being of four-inch barb and not over four inches apart, commencing with the first wire four inches from the ground, the fifth wire not over six inches from the fourth, the sixth wire not over eight inches from the fifth and the seventh wire 15 inches from the sixth, shall be a lawful fence against all stock whatsoever.

Legislative History

(Code 1896, §2112; Code 1907, §4242; Code 1923, §7971; Code 1940, T. 3, §63.)

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§ 3-1-10

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§ 3-1-11

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§ 3-1-11.1

Killing or Disabling Livestock; Penalty

§ 3-1-13

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§ 3-1-15

Sale, Offer for Sale, Barter, Etc., of Baby Rabbits, Chicks, Ducklings, Etc., as Pets or Novelties

§ 3-1-16

Employment by County Commissions of Persons to Enforce Laws for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; Compensation, Oath and Powers of Same

§ 3-1-17

Notification of Owners, Etc., of Dairies Upon Discovery of Cows Affected with Tuberculosis

§ 3-1-18

Removal from Herd and Slaughter or Isolation of Tuberculous Cows Generally; Procedure for Isolation, Retesting, Slaughter, Etc., of Same; Compensation of Owners for Slaughtered Cows, Etc., Determined Not to Have Been Affected by Tuberculosis

§ 3-1-19

Penalties for Violations of Provisions of Sections 3-1-17 and 3-1-18

§ 3-1-2

Liability of Owner, Etc., for Injuries Caused by Rabid Dog

§ 3-1-20

Sale or Purchase of Domestic Animals or Fowl Between Sunset and Sunrise

§ 3-1-21

Sale or Exchange of Horse or Mule Affected with Glanders, Etc.; Fee of District Attorney

§ 3-1-22

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§ 3-1-23

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