New Hampshire Statutes
§ 232:19 — Road Across Boundary Stream
New Hampshire·Title XX TRANSPORTATION·Ch. 232 COUNTIES AND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS·Subdivision Laying Out Highways
When a highway is laid out across a stream or body of water constituting the boundary between 2 towns the commissioners shall determine the line across the highway to which each town shall construct it, and describe the same in some definite manner, so that it may be readily ascertained; and, upon the acceptance of their report laying out the highway, such line shall be the true boundary between the towns at that place, for all purposes relating to the highway.
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Legislative History
1851, 1099. CS 54:10. GS 62:15. GL 68:15. PS 69:15. PL 76:16. RL 92:16. 1945, 188:1, part 5:48. RSA 234:48. 1981, 87:1, eff. April 20, 1981.
Nearby Sections
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§ 232:1
Lands Not in Any Town§ 232:1-a
Petition to Lay Out§ 232:10
Evidence§ 232:11
Names of Property Owners; Notice§ 232:12
Description; Estimates§ 232:13
Damages§ 232:15
Petition for Contribution§ 232:16
Notice; Hearing§ 232:17
Report on Apportionment§ 232:18
Road in 2 or More Towns§ 232:19
Road Across Boundary Stream§ 232:2
Reference; Joint Board§ 232:20
Hearing on Report§ 232:21
Tender or Payment of Damages