Commentaries on the Law of Torts: A Philosophic Discussion of the General Principles Underlying Civil Wrongs Ex Delicto, Том 2

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Bancroft-Whitney, 1902

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Water rightsClasses 670 Surface water defined
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Two doctrines adopted in this country in respect to surface watersThe common law and civil law 8 672 Same continuedThe common law as to surfac...
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Surface Water Continued
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Surface watersThe civil
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Construction of embankments on streams to protect lands from floods
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Subterranean streams and percolating waters distinguished and explained 676 Percolating waters
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Altering or polluting percolating waters 678 Subterranean streams
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Filthy deposits
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Riparian rights in streams and watercoursesMay make reasonable
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Same continuedSpecific usesNatural uses and wants
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Specific uses of water by riparian owners continued 683 Diminishing flow and changing channel of stream
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Riparian owner entitled to stream in its original purity Pollution of fresh water streams
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Pollution of streams by municipalities maintaining sewerage system
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SamePollution of tidal streams
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Obstructions in navigable and floatable streams
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Obstructions in navigable and floatable streams continued
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Projections of buildings or trees over land of another
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Right of lateral support
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The duty to avoid injury to adjoining buildingsArises how 694 Subjacent support
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CHAPTER XLIII
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PART EIGHT
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Liability of municipal corporation 664 Liability of city for nuisance created and maintained by others
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care to be observed by pedestrian in crossing street 270
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Tenant
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Trusts See Restraint of TradeContracts Conspiracies
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