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27:16-34 - Warning and protection of dangerous places
27:16-34. Warning and protection of dangerous places
If a dangerous place exists in or near a county road the board of chosen freeholders shall erect and maintain, in or near such road, proper fences, warning signs, and other safeguards for the protection of travelers using the road.
If a dangerous place exists in or near a county road the board of chosen freeholders shall erect and maintain, in or near such road, proper fences, warning signs, and other safeguards for the protection of travelers using the road.
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