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Page 91
... stream . But in the case of land , which is fixed in its place , each owner has the absolute right to have his land remain in its natural condition , unaffected by any act of his neighbor ; and , if the neighbor digs upon or improves ...
... stream . But in the case of land , which is fixed in its place , each owner has the absolute right to have his land remain in its natural condition , unaffected by any act of his neighbor ; and , if the neighbor digs upon or improves ...
Page 101
... stream , called the Lee river , and which during all that time of right ought to have run and flowed , and until the ... stream , higher in the said stream than the tenements of the plaintiff , and wrong- fully and injuriously widened ...
... stream , called the Lee river , and which during all that time of right ought to have run and flowed , and until the ... stream , higher in the said stream than the tenements of the plaintiff , and wrong- fully and injuriously widened ...
Page 102
... stream was altered , and that the water was caused to flow with greater impetuosity against his lands , whereby his banks were injured ; and as the jury had found that the banks were not injured from such flowing of the water , the ...
... stream was altered , and that the water was caused to flow with greater impetuosity against his lands , whereby his banks were injured ; and as the jury had found that the banks were not injured from such flowing of the water , the ...
Page 103
... stream , and appropriated to himself the surplus water for the use of his works . Four years after the plaintiff had erected his works , the defendants widened their sluice , so that nearly double the quantity of water was drawn from ...
... stream , and appropriated to himself the surplus water for the use of his works . Four years after the plaintiff had erected his works , the defendants widened their sluice , so that nearly double the quantity of water was drawn from ...
Page 104
... streams , and watercourses , which , as he alleged , ought of right to run , flow , and percolate into the closes of the plaintiff , for 1 See Mason v . Hill , 5 B. & Ad . 1 . 2 The case is sufficiently stated in the opinion . supplying ...
... streams , and watercourses , which , as he alleged , ought of right to run , flow , and percolate into the closes of the plaintiff , for 1 See Mason v . Hill , 5 B. & Ad . 1 . 2 The case is sufficiently stated in the opinion . supplying ...
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