Hall v. Taylor

This action was commenced by respondent to quiet his title to the waters of a small spring or seep situated on appellants’ land, and he alleged title to such waters by adverse possession and use. The court made findings and entered judgment in favor of the plaintiff (respondent here) and the defendants appealed.

The assignments of error involve the sufficiency of evidence to sustain the findings, and particularly to establish title to the waters of the spring in question, either by adverse possession or by diversion and appropriation. The essential part of the court’s decree reads as follows:

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