State ex rel. Flaherty v. Superior Court
Citations
- 35 Wash. 200
- 77 P. 33
- 1904 Wash. LEXIS 435
Syllabus
<p>APPEAl-SUPEBSEDEAS-INJUNCTION AGAINST OBSTRUCTION OP Highway. An injunction against the obstruction of a public highway by the locking of gates and the erection of fences cannot be superseded on appeal, since a supersedeas operates only upon orders or judgments commanding some act to be done, and does not reach a case of a forbidden act.</p>
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- \At common law lands which were bounded by and extended to the high-water mark of waters in which the tide ebbed and flowed were riparian or littoral to such waters. \ (emphasis supplied)
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