Indiana § 32-26-7-3 Floods removing rails or plank fencing; recovery from land of another

Indiana Statutes

§ 32-26-7-3 — Floods removing rails or plank fencing; recovery from land of another

Indiana § 32-26-7-3

Title 32PROPERTY

Art. 26FENCES

Ch. 7Recording Fencemarks; Removal of Marked Fencing

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Ind. Code § 32-26-7-3 (2026).

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Any person who has the person's rails or plank
fencing marked and recorded as provided under this chapter may, if the
rails or plank fencing are removed by high water and overflow off the
person's property on to the property of another person, remove the rails
and plank fencing on to the person's own property at any time of the
year. The owner of the rails or plank fencing is responsible for and
shall pay all damages that may be done to growing grain on the
property from which the rails or plank fencing are removed or over
which the rails or plank fencing are hauled.
[Pre-2002 Recodification Citation: 32-10-7-3.]

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Any person who has the person's rails or plank
fencing marked and recorded as provided under this chapter may, if the
rails or plank fencing are removed by high water and overflow off the
person's property on to the property of another person, remove the rails
and plank fencing on to the person's own property at any time of the
year. The owner of the rails or plank fencing is responsible for and
shall pay all damages that may be done to growing grain on the
property from which the rails or plank fencing are removed or over
which the rails or plank fencing are hauled.
[Pre-2002 Recodification Citation: 32-10-7-3.]