Quinlan v. Noble
Citations
- 75 Cal. 250
- 17 P. 69
- 1888 Cal. LEXIS 520
Syllabus
<p>Easement—Ditch Constructed on Land Owned by One Person—Conveyance to Different Persons. — Where the owner of two adjoining tracts of land constructs a water ditch across one of the tracts for the purpose of irrigating the other, and while the ditch is so being used conveys the respective tracts to different purchasers, the grantee of the tract for the irrigation of which the ditch was constructed acquires an easement in the other tract of the right to use and maintain the ditch for the purpose for which it was constructed; and the grantee of the other tract takes the same subject to such easement.</p>
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