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2006 Minnesota Statutes
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346.10 APPRAISEMENT; PROCEDURE.
The appraisers, immediately after their appointment, shall be sworn and view the damage
done. They may take the evidence of any witnesses of the facts and circumstances necessary to
enable them to ascertain the extent of such damage, and the insufficiency of any line fence on
the premises where the damage was done, if any dispute shall arise touching the same, and may
administer oaths to such witnesses. They shall certify, under their hands, the amount of such
damages, and the costs of keeping such beasts to that time, with their fees, not exceeding $1 per
day each; and their determination as to such damages, and the sufficiency of such fence, if in
dispute, shall be conclusive.
History: (7276) RL s 2778
The appraisers, immediately after their appointment, shall be sworn and view the damage
done. They may take the evidence of any witnesses of the facts and circumstances necessary to
enable them to ascertain the extent of such damage, and the insufficiency of any line fence on
the premises where the damage was done, if any dispute shall arise touching the same, and may
administer oaths to such witnesses. They shall certify, under their hands, the amount of such
damages, and the costs of keeping such beasts to that time, with their fees, not exceeding $1 per
day each; and their determination as to such damages, and the sufficiency of such fence, if in
dispute, shall be conclusive.
History: (7276) RL s 2778
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