Gleason v. Hill
Citations
- 65 Cal. 17
- 2 P. 413
- 1884 Cal. LEXIS 423
Syllabus
<p>Execution Sale—Water Ditches—Sale of Several Ditches in One Parcel. —Where several water ditches and water rights appertaining to them constitute a single connected system of water supply, so that some of the ditches would be useless if owned and held by different parties, they may be sold under execution as a single parcel.</p>
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- reversing a judgment that granted the parties' house to the petitioner for a divorce when the defendant was not put on notice by the complaint that he would have to defend against the wife's claim to the marital home
- reversing a judgment that granted the parties’ house to the petitioner for a divorce when the defendant was not put on notice by the complaint that he would have to defend against the wife’s claim to the marital home
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Judges: Sharpstein
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