People ex rel. Bohen v. Hossefross
Citations
- 17 Cal. 137
Syllabus
<p>Under the sixth section of the San Francisco Consolidation Act of 1856, it was intended that a Superintendent of Public Streets and Highways of that city and county should be elected at the general election in the Fall of that year; and the person then elected held his office for the full term of two years.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- \The most that can be said is that the restrictive covenants on which they rely are enforceable as between the parties thereto and their successors with notice. They do not convey an interest in the land.\ [Emphasis added.]
- where covenantees were “not the owners of any interest in the real estate about to be used by the county, they could not enjoin the establishment of the road merely because of a claim for incidental or consequential damages”
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Judges: Baldwin
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