Boggs v. Eaton

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• stating that if a chancellor is manifestly wrong in his or her fact-finding, then the Court must reverse
• a clause in the deed limited the grantee’s water rights to the size of the existing pipe and the number of pipes running from a well so as not to deplete the water or reduce water pressure

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