McClintock v. Bryden
Citations
- 5 Cal. 97
Syllabus
<p>A person who settles for agricultural purposes upon any of the mining lands of this State, settles upon such lands subject to the rights of miners, who may pro» ceed in good faith to extract any valuable metals there may be found in the lands so occupied by the settler, in the most practicable manner in which they can be extracted, and with the least injury to the occupying claimant. •</p>
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- wherein “[t]here was no evidence of an express agreement touching the rights of the parties with respect to the [tenant’s personalty]. . . .”
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Judges: Bryan
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