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· 12/22/1949

Lenk v. Spezia

Citations

  • 95 Cal. App. 2d 296
  • 213 P.2d 47
  • 1949 Cal. App. LEXIS 1111

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  • holding that owner of honey bees could not recover for loss of bees that procured the pesticide while “trespassing on the fields of other owners of land * * * unless the poison was distributed wantonly, maliciously, or with the deliberate intent to injure or destroy the bees”

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Judges: Thompson

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