City of San Francisco v. Straut
Citations
- 84 Cal. 124
- 24 P. 814
- 1890 Cal. LEXIS 772
Syllabus
<p>San Francisco — Beach and Water Lots — Legal Estate — Public Trust—Statute of Limitations — Prescription. — The interest of the city and county of San Francisco in its heach-and-water-lot property is a legal estate for ninety-nine years, and the right of the city for that term is as absolute a title, and as free from public trust, as if held by a private proprietor, and may be extinguished by adverse possession, under the statutes of limitation.</p>
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