City of Los Angeles v. Babcock
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtPlummer, J.
This action was instituted to obtain a mandatory injunction requiring the defendants to remove certain buildings from a right of way belonging to the City of Los Angeles, upon which it had established, and was maintaining electrical transmission lines. The defendants had judgment, and the plaintiffs appeal.
The record shows that in 1916 the plaintiff, City of Los Angeles, became the owner of a right of way 120 feet in width, for the erection and maintenance of electric light and power transmission lines; that along the center of said right of way the city had erected, and for a number of years…
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