Minteer v. Wolfe

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• fence row of trees and brush used to form a boundary line is not woodland within the meaning of the Act of 1850.
• character of the land itself determines whether the enclosed woodland act applies
• where the growth that the appellees alleged was woodland consisted of a fence row of trees and brush, which is commonly used in rural areas to mark boundary lines, and, therefore, the property was not unenclosed woodland

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