Indiana Statutes
§ 32-26-2-2 — Domestic animal breaking into enclosure
Indiana·Title 32 PROPERTY·Art. 26 FENCES·Ch. 2 Enclosures, Trespassing Animals, and Partition Fences
(a)This subsection applies in a township for
which the board of county commissioners has adopted an ordinance
that allows domestic animals to run at large in unenclosed public areas.
If a domestic animal breaks into an enclosure or enters upon the
property of another person that is enclosed by a lawful fence, the
person injured by the actions of the domestic animal may recover the
amount of damage done.
(b)This subsection applies in a township for which the board of
county commissioners has not adopted an ordinance that allows
domestic animals to run at large in unenclosed public areas. If a
domestic animal breaks into an enclosure or enters upon the property
of another person, it is not necessary for the person injured by the
actions of the domestic animal to allege or prove the existen
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Legislative History
As added by P.L.2-2002, SEC.11.
Nearby Sections
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§ 32-16-1-1
"Prior property law"§ 32-16-1-2
Purpose of recodification§ 32-16-1-3
Statutory construction of recodification§ 32-16-1-4
Effect of recodification§ 32-16-1-5
Recodification of prior property law§ 32-16-1-6
References to repealed statutes§ 32-16-1-7
References to citations§ 32-16-1-8
References to prior rules§ 32-16-1-9
References to prior property law§ 32-17-1-1
"Grantor"§ 32-17-1-2
Fee simple conveyance§ 32-17-1-3
Estates tail; abolition§ 32-17-1-4
Lineal and collateral warranties; abolition§ 32-17-10-1
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