Underwood v. Hill

This is a contest' originating in interference with the natural flow of a stream of water, and is between two adjoining landowners. Complainant on October 28, 1925 filed his bill describing his tract, and alleged that:

“There is a stream of water that flows through the above-described tract of land in a northerly direction, until it strikes the defendant’s land on the north boundary line of the above described tract of land; and had formerly flowed on the defendant’s land in and along a natural channel, after said stream of water had passed off of complainant’s land, in and along a natural…