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· 7/1/1872

Pattee v. Moyle

Citations

  • 44 Cal. 363

Syllabus

<p>Title under, the Van Hess Ordinance.—Occasional and casual acts of dominion exercised over land in -San Francisco, without cultivating it or surrounding it with a fence, are not sufficient to establish title under the Van Hess Ordinance.</p> <p>Deed oe Land not in Possession ot Grantors.—A deed of a tract of land in San Francisco, only a portion of which has been so reduced to possession by the grantors as to give them possession, or the right to possession or title under the Van Hess Ordinance, will confer upon the grantees no right under the ordinance, except to the part actually inclosed and reduced to possession.</p>

Judges: Crockett

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