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Sullivan v. Johnson

Citations

  • 30 Wash. 72
  • 70 P. 246
  • 1902 Wash. LEXIS 652

Syllabus

<p>SURFACE WATER — DIVERSION UPON LANDS OF ANOTHER.</p> <p>Where surface waters are confined by natural harriers, so that the waters do not run from such confinement naturally, the upper proprietor may not construct' a ditch so as to cast such waters upon his neighbor, to the latter’s material injury.</p>

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