Alaska Statutes (Last Updated: January 11, 2017) |
Title 42. PUBLIC UTILITIES AND CARRIERS AND ENERGY PROGRAMS. |
Chapter 42.30. MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS GOVERNING PUBLIC UTILITIES AND CARRIERS. |
Article 42.30.04. INJURY TO LIVESTOCK BY RAILROADS. |
Section 42.30.160. When railroad track considered fenced.
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A railroad track is not fenced within the meaning of AS 42.30.150 - 42.30.190 unless the track is guarded against the entrance of the livestock on either side and not more than 100 feet distant from the track by a fence constructed as required by law. Complete natural defenses against the entrance of stock, such as natural walls or deep ditches, are lawful fences within the meaning of AS 42.30.150 - 42.30.190 when they form, in connection with other legal fences, a continuous guard and defense against the entrance of livestock upon the track.
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(Sec. 49-3-32 ACLA 1949)