357. Liability for dangerous fences.
(iii) Liability for Dangerous Fences
A person whose fence is in such a state, whether by reason of its mode of construction or its disrepair, as to constitute a danger to occupiers of adjoining land or persons lawfully using
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(iii) Liability for Dangerous Fences
A person whose fence is in such a state, whether by reason of its mode of construction or its disrepair, as to constitute a danger to occupiers of adjoining land or persons lawfully using
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