Section 3-4-6 Liability of Owner of Animal Breaking into Lands Not Enclosed by Lawful Fence for Trespass or Damages; Liability of Person Injuring or Destroying Such Animal.
An owner is not liable for trespass or damage caused by an animal entering land that is not enclosed by a lawful fence. A person who injures or destroys such an animal is liable to the owner for five times the injury amount.
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Section 3-4-6 Liability of Owner of Animal Breaking into Lands Not Enclosed by Lawful Fence for Trespass or Damages; Liability of Person Injuring or Destroying Such Animal.
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