Brady v. Bronson

Citations

• 45 Cal. 640

Syllabus

<p>Bight of Wat for a Boad.—A right of way over private lands for a road does not vest in the public until the land owner has been paid or tendered the damages awarded or adjudged to him for the land taken. The recovery by the land owner of ajudgment for his damages does not authorize the public to remove his fences and open the road.</p> <p>Proof of Several Trespasses in Same Action.—The plaintiff, in an action quare clausum fregit, may prove several distinct trespasses committed at various times, if in his complaint he alleges the time of one trespass and that others were afterwards committed.</p>