§ 7631 Railroad Liability For Livestock
A farmer's cow gets hit by a train because the railroad didn't fix a broken fence like they were told to.
The railroad has to pay the farmer what the cow was worth, but nothing else happens to them. If the farmer left the gate open and the cow wandered onto the tracks, the railroad doesn’t have to pay.
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§ 7631 Railroad Liability For Livestock
Last verified: January 23, 2026