Tibbets v. Bakewell

Citations

• 4 Cal. Unrep. 477
• 35 P. 1007

Syllabus

<p>Ejectment—Evidence—Sufficiency.—In Ejectment, in Which the answer denied ouster and the possession and withholding by defendants, it appeared that the land in dispute is a strip six feet wide, on which a water ditch is located. The evidence showed that defendants frequently put a pressure board in the ditch, which cut off plaintiff’s water and diverted it into a flume made by them. Held, that the evidence established a trespass merely, and did not justify a judgment for plaintiff.</p>