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· 9/12/1902

Hart v. Hoyt

Citations

  • 7 Cal. Unrep. 4
  • 70 P. 19
  • 1902 Cal. LEXIS 906

Syllabus

<p>Water Rights—Trespass—Prescription.—It is Immaterial That the Quantity of water owned by defendant and conducted through the ditch to her land is left indefinite by the evidence, in an action for trespass, where defendant justified under a prescriptive right to the use of a ditch across plaintiff’s land as a conduit of water to her lands, and a right of entry for repairing it.</p>

Judges: Smith

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