South Bend Manufacturing Co. v. Liphart
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the St. Joseph Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Lotz, J. —
The appellant was plaintiff and the appellee defendant in the court below.
The substantial averments of the complaint are that the South Bend Manufacturing Company is a corporation organized for the purpose and authorized to build a *186dam across the St. Joseph river, to create water power to be used for manufacturing and other purposes. It constructed a dam and excavated a race, or waterway, along the southwest bank of the river, one-fourth of a mile in length, running down the stream parallel with and about fifty feet from the edge of the river. On the bank, between the river and the…
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