My question involves real estate located in the State of: California
I have read the articles on shared fencing. We have cows and our neighbor does not. There is an old barbed wire fence between us stretching a mile that has been there at least 30 years. When they want, our cows break through because of the age of the wire and because trees (from our neighbors side) have fallen on the fence. We have retrived our cows and done patches. Our neighbor has never helped or offered any compensation and does not want to share in the cost of a new fence because they don't have livestock. They do ride horses there etc. and say our cows present a hazard to their horses when they go over. I believe that we both benefit from a new fence. Are we fully responsible for the fence because we have livestock and they do not?
I have read the articles on shared fencing. We have cows and our neighbor does not. There is an old barbed wire fence between us stretching a mile that has been there at least 30 years. When they want, our cows break through because of the age of the wire and because trees (from our neighbors side) have fallen on the fence. We have retrived our cows and done patches. Our neighbor has never helped or offered any compensation and does not want to share in the cost of a new fence because they don't have livestock. They do ride horses there etc. and say our cows present a hazard to their horses when they go over. I believe that we both benefit from a new fence. Are we fully responsible for the fence because we have livestock and they do not?
Repair and Maintenance: Responsibility of Rural Shared Fencing Costs
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