Louisiana neighbours fought over a 70-foot strip of land; after signs, bright lights and even a dead cow appeared near the boundary, an appeals court upheld $15,000 in damages and an injunction
- A decade of peaceful relations between neighbors in Union Parish, Louisiana, ended in a bitter court fight involving bright lights, power generators, large warning signs and a rotting cow carcass near a property line.
- A Louisiana appeals court has now upheld a lower court ruling that settled the dispute over a 70-foot strip of timberland.
- According to the court record published by Justia Law, the Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeal affirmed a district court decision that placed the property line at an old downed wire fence.
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- A decade of peaceful relations between neighbors in Union Parish, Louisiana, ended in a bitter court fight involving bright lights, power generators, large warning signs and a rotting cow carcass near a property line.
- A Louisiana appeals court has now upheld a lower court ruling that settled the dispute over a 70-foot strip of timberland.
- According to the court record published by Justia Law, the Louisiana Second Circuit Court of Appeal affirmed a district court decision that placed the property line at an old downed wire fence.
Sources: Times of India