Burrows v. Paaluhi
Hawaii Supreme Court
ON APPEAL FROM THE INTERMEDIARY COURT OE OAHU ON- POINTS' OF LAW- Tenants in common of pasture lan-d made certain- rules ib writing, regulating the management of their land. A rule of this company that no owner should rent out the right of pasturage without the consent of the manager ; Held, such rule, until rescinded, was binding upon the owners and' lessees having notice.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judd, C. J.
This case is brought under the provisions of the Civil Cocle-referring to Pounds andEstrays, etc., (Section 244 et seq.,) to determine whether the defendant lawfully impounded the cattle of pJaintilf.
Erom record of testimony on file it appears that one J. Kanui is a shareholder in a company (Hui) owning a tract of land in Manoa valley. He leased by an instrument exhibited, “Kona kuleana iloko o ka aina o ka poe Hui ma Manoa,” that is, his interest in the land of the company for $15 per year, the lease dated April 28, 1880, and -without specifying any term of…
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