Kansas § 42-312 - Such person responsible for injury or pollution. Every person resorting for the purposes aforesaid to any ditch, conduit or reservoir shall
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§ 42-312. Such person responsible for injury or pollution. Every person resorting for the purposes aforesaid to any ditch, conduit or reservoir shall
42-312. Such person responsible for injury or pollution. Every person resorting for the purposes aforesaid to any ditch, conduit or reservoir shall be responsible that no injury be done to the embankment thereof, or the fence enclosing the same, or other parts or appurtenances thereof, and that the waters thereof be not fouled or polluted by any animal by him driven thereto or watered thereat.History: L. 1891, ch. 133, art. 2, § 3; May 20; R.S. 1923, 42-312.
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