§ 29-319 — Making partition fence hog-tight

Whenever any owner of land enclosed in part by a partition fence desires to make hog-tight any part of the fence enclosing his premises, constructed or maintained by the owner of the adjoining land, he may attach to such partition fence, in a secure and workmanlike manner, woven wire at least two feet in height, so as to prevent hogs from getting through such fence.

Legislative History

L. 1905, ch. 264, § 1; June 8; R.S. 1923, 29-319.