RCW 16.60.055
Fence on the land of another by mistake—Removal.
When any person shall unwittingly or by mistake, erect any fence on the land of another, and when by a line legally determined that fact shall be ascertained, such person may enter upon the premises and remove such fence at any time within three months after such line has been run as aforesaid: PROVIDED, That when the fence to be removed forms any part of a fence enclosing a field of the other party having a crop thereon, such first person shall not remove such fence until such crop might, with reasonable diligence, have been gathered and secured, although more than three months may have elapsed since such division line was run.
[Code 1881 § 2495; 1873 p 449 § 8; 1871 p 65 § 8; 1869 p 325 § 8; RRS § 5448. Formerly RCW 16.60.070.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Title 16 - Animals and Livestock
16.60.010 - Lawful fence defined.
16.60.011 - Other lawful fences.
16.60.015 - Liability for damages—Restraint—Notice.
16.60.020 - Partition fence—Reimbursement.
16.60.030 - Partition fence—Erection—Notice.
16.60.040 - Partition fence—Failure to build—Recovery of half of cost.
16.60.050 - Partition fence—Hog fencing.
16.60.055 - Fence on the land of another by mistake—Removal.
16.60.060 - Partition fence—Discontinuance.
16.60.062 - Assessing value of partition fence.
16.60.064 - Impeachment of assessment—Damages.
16.60.075 - Damages by breachy animals.
16.60.080 - Temporary gate across highway.
16.60.085 - Temporary gate across highway—Auditor may grant permit.