McGee v. Stone

Citations

• 9 Cal. 600

Syllabus

<p>Where two several mining companies agree upon a boundary-line between the claims of the two companies, and, subsequently, other parties purchase the several interests of the two companies, with a knowledge of the boundary-line so fixed, both parties are concluded by it, and are estopped from denying the line.</p> <p>The fact that such line was fixed by a mistake as to the true boundaries and corners, makes no difference, as the subsequent purchasers purchased with a view to this line.</p>