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· 1/12/1885

Moore v. Clear Lake Waterworks

Citations

  • 2 Cal. Unrep. 432
  • 5 P. 494
  • 1885 Cal. LEXIS 824

Syllabus

<p>Bitch—Allegation of Carrying Capacity of.—The capacity of a ditch is not sufficiently alleged by a statement that a ditch carries a certain number of cubic feet of water, and that the flow is at a given rate per second, without stating the duration of time within which the named quantity of water passes.</p> <p>Riparian Rights—Diversion of Water—Injunction.—Unless the flow in a stream to the land of a riparian proprietor has been appreciably or perceptibly diminished, he is not entitled to an injunction against another for wrongfully diverting water from his stream.</p>

Judges: McKinstry

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