OK,I would add a question of two to this because I've got a similar situation. Traditionally,the land owner is responsible for upkeep and maintenance of the right hand half of the fence as they face it from their side of the fence. The neighbor place that borders me to the south sold recently. I put a new 5 strand barbed wire fence in the full length of the property in 2001. Did all the work,payed for all of it. I put the new fence just over on my side of the old fence,but as close to it as I could get through a swamp on the left hand end as I'm facing it. So technically the other guys end of the fence. It was surveyed last fall and the stake is over on my side of the fence about 2 feet. Is it adverse possession since the old fence had probably been there since the place was homesteaded in 1857? If not,who is responsible for moving it at that end,him or me?
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