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Louisiana court upholds $15,000 damages in years-long neighbour land dispute

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Two neighbouring families in Louisiana engaged in a prolonged legal battle over a disputed 70-foot strip of land. The conflict intensified when one family installed large no-trespassing signs, bright lights, loud generators, and placed a dead cow near the boundary. A Louisiana appeals court ruled that the existing old fence marked the legal property line. The court also upheld $15,000 in damages and issued a permanent injunction against the offending party.

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