Agreement to Let Lands Lie Open with No Construction of Fence is a contract between two or more parties that allows land to remain open without the construction of a fence. It is a legal agreement that grants permission for a party to use land without erecting a fence. The agreement typically outlines the terms and conditions for both parties, including the length of time the land is open, any restrictions on usage, and other pertinent details. There are two main types of Agreement to Let Lands Lie Open with No Construction of Fence: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary Agreement to Let Lands Lie Open with No Construction of Fence is a contract between two or more parties that allows land to remain open without the construction of a fence, and can be agreed upon by both parties. An involuntary Agreement to Let Lands Lie Open with No Construction of Fence is a contract between two or more parties that allows land to remain open without the construction of a fence, but is imposed by a governing body or court.