Art. 457. Roads; public or private.
A road may be either public or private.
A public road is one that is subject to public use. The public may own the land on which the road is built or merely have the right to use it.
A private road is one that is not subject to public use.
Acts 1978, No. 728, §1.
Art. 457. Roads; public or private.
A road may be either public or private.
A public road is one that is subject to public use. The public may own the land on which the road is built or merely have the right to use it.
A private road is one that is not subject to public use.
Acts 1978, No. 728, §1.
Art. 457. Roads; public or private.
A road may be either public or private.
A public road is one that is subject to public use. The public may own the land on which the road is built or merely have the right to use it.
A private road is one that is not subject to public use.
Acts 1978, No. 728, §1.
