· 7/1/1878
Creighton v. Evans
Citations
- 53 Cal. 55
Syllabus
<p>Ripabiah Rights.—The right of a riparian owner to have the water of a stream run through his land is a vested right, and any interference with it imports at least nominal damages, even though there he no actual damage.</p>
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