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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 132703" data-attributes="member: 4743">It has maybe been a waste of a few hours of my life but it has been interesting to go back to 1866 when the law said that section lines are open to the public.&nbsp; And then in 1973 a guy by the name of Small wanted to go down section lines to get to his 2500 acres but was told no by the neighbors and the commissioners in Bismarck agreed with the neighbors.&nbsp; But in time a judge told the neighbors to open the fence up as one can use a section lines for public travel and that the commissioners had no say in this.So in the end if I had land I would probably block my section line off with no road if it serve some kind of personal agenda for me.&nbsp; Depending on who has the final say and how hard it gets pursue by someone I would maybe win.&nbsp; But not sure what I would win in the end.&nbsp; However, if need be, my wife/kids can hire the people who carry my casket.&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 132703, member: 4743"] It has maybe been a waste of a few hours of my life but it has been interesting to go back to 1866 when the law said that section lines are open to the public. And then in 1973 a guy by the name of Small wanted to go down section lines to get to his 2500 acres but was told no by the neighbors and the commissioners in Bismarck agreed with the neighbors. But in time a judge told the neighbors to open the fence up as one can use a section lines for public travel and that the commissioners had no say in this. So in the end if I had land I would probably block my section line off with no road if it serve some kind of personal agenda for me. Depending on who has the final say and how hard it gets pursue by someone I would maybe win. But not sure what I would win in the end. However, if need be, my wife/kids can hire the people who carry my casket. db [/QUOTE]

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