Vermont § 3349 - Stallions

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§ 3349. Stallions

  • (a) An owner or keeper of a stallion, more than one year old, who intentionally or negligently
    permits the stallion to run at large out of the enclosure of the owner or keeper,
    shall be fined for each instance not more than $500.00 nor less than $100.00 and shall
    also be liable to a party injured for the damage done by the stallion while running
    at large. (b) A person who owns or keeps a stallion over one year of age, between April 1 and December
    1, in a private enclosure in a manner that disturbs and annoys the owner or occupant
    of adjoining premises shall be fined $5.00 for each week that the owner or keeper
    keeps the stallion after the owner or keeper has received three days’ notice from
    an adjoining owner or occupant to remove the stallion. (Amended 1997, No. 16, § 2; 2021, No. 20, § 193.)

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