, 1885-09-19

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be made Immediately on the receipt of
the request, and due notice shall be given
to the parties interested, when such valua.
ton shall take place.
Fences of the following description are
to be considered legal, as long as they are
kept in good order, viz:
al Stone walls 41 feet high, 8 feet thick
at bottom, and 2 feet thick on. top -
By Fences made of posts, 8 inches thick,
properly fixed in the ground at dis
tances of not more than 10 feet, orOf
growing trees at the sa, ne distance,
and connected by nails to four r0ws,
either of poles 2 inches thick, or laths
4 inches broad, or barb steel wife.
AS legal enclosure is furthermore
to be considered any other fence which
according to judgment from experience.
ed men, can be classed with the above.
mentioned, and which must be con
sidered sufficient to enclose against
loose cattle not wild. -.r.u
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During the time the animal is impound.
ed, the impounder is bound to feed and
care it properly, and he can therefore
claim s cents pr. day for each animal,
for sheep however only 3 cents pr. day.
IS.
Should the impounder know the owner
of the animal and his dwelling or residence,
he is obliged to give him information
thereof within "a hours after the impound.
ing has taken place. Should the impound-
er not do so, he loses all claim on cost for
feed and care and is bound to compensate
the owner for the want of his animal.
6.
Any one impounding strange cattle on
his land shall be bound to keep them for re-
demption by the owner during 48 hours
after their impoundment, and shall on de-
mand deliver them up to the parties con-
cerned on the payment of the fine, costs
of damage and costs for feed and
care.
Should the owner of the stock refuse to
pay the sum demanded by the %impounder,
he shall only be entitled to retain so much
of the stock as may be supposed to be
sufficient to realize the amount demanded
with the addition Of the costs likely to he
incurred until they can be sold, but Shall
deliver up the others to the owner.
Should the impounded cattle not be
redeemed within As hours after the seizure,
the impounder shall be entitled to send
them to the police office, from where they
shall be delivered to the parties concerned
on the payment of the impounding fee to
the %impounder and also actual cost of feed
and attendance from the time they have
been brought there, as also of the costs of
damage to which the %impounder may be
entitled.
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Should the impounded cattle not be
redeemed within s days after being sent
to the police Office, they shall be sold at
public auction after AZ hours previous
public notice.
In case of the purchase sum-, reduced
by the expenses incurred by the auction
and the publication thereof and the actual
cost of feed and attendance from the time
the animal has been brought to the police
office, proving not to be sufficient to salts
the impOunder'S claim of impounding fee,
cost of feed and damage, the %impounder
retains his personal claim against the
owner. If on the other hand, a surplus
remains after the payment of all the
aforementioned amounts, this surplus, if
not claimed by the parties concerned with
in a year and six weeks, accrueS to the
police fund.
Should III owner of land report to the
police authorities that any person, whose
cattle have been impOunded by him, keeps
Il larger number of stock, thar under the
actual circumstances can be kept ON the
land appropriated to their pasturage, the
p~olicemaster shall, after summoning the
parties concerned, decide, together with
two nrOnriatOrS SpInntad NV him in how far