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A 70-foot land dispute turned ugly as Louisiana neighbours traded signs, lights and a dead cow

Times of India - World ·
A 70-foot land dispute turned ugly as Louisiana neighbours traded signs, lights and a dead cow

Two Louisiana neighbouring families spent years arguing over a disputed 70-foot strip of land.

The conflict escalated after one family put up large “NO TRESPASSING” signs, bright lights, loud generators and even a dead cow near the boundary.

A Louisiana appeals court upheld the old fence as the property line and affirmed $15,000 in damages and a permanent injunction.

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