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· 1/20/1908

Lanham v. Wenatchee Canal Co.

Citations

  • 48 Wash. 337
  • 93 P. 522
  • 1908 Wash. LEXIS 861

Syllabus

<p>Waters — Irrigation — Revocation oe License —■ Injunctions— Temporary Injunction — Conditions. A preliminary mandatory injunction requiring an irrigation company to deliver water from a certain ditcli, pursuant to an agreement for water from its main canal, cannot be sustained on the theory that a parol license to take water from such ditch had been granted temporarily, and that it would be inequitable to allow a revocation of the license without notice; since the license may be revoked without notice, and no such injunction can be granted unless the right is clear and certain.</p>

Judges: Rudkin

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