· 7/1/1856

Burdge v. Underwood

Citations

  • 6 Cal. 45

Syllabus

<p>The statute making the possessory rights of settlers on public lands for agricultural or grazing purposes yield to the rights of miners, has legalized what would otherwise be a trespass, and the Act cannot be extended by implication to a class of cases not especially provided for.</p> <p>A miner has no right to dig or work within the enclosure surrounding a dwelling house, corral, and other improvements of another.</p>

Judges: Heydenfeldt

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