Campbell Lumber Co. v. Deep River Logging Co.

Citations

• 71 Wash. 70
• 127 P. 566
• 1912 Wash. LEXIS 693

Syllabus

<p>Deeds- — Reservations—Construction. Where a grantor of the northeast quarter of a section reserved the right to itself and assigns to pass over the lands for hauling timber products and transporting logs and timber, and at the time the deed was made, it also owned the northwest quarter of the section, from which it had sold the timber with right of removal within five years, the intent of the reservation was to preserve its right to remove its timber from the northwest quarter, and was for the benefit of the purchaser of the timber, to whom the right reserved could be assigned.</p>