Matsumura v. County of Hawaii
Hawaii Supreme Court
Exceptions erom Circuit Court, Fourth Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
*19OPINION OF THE COURT BY
BALLOU, J. (Wilder, J., dissenting.)
Plaintiff having brought an action of tort against defendant, a demurrer to tiny declaration was sustained and the case comes here on exceptions. The declaration alleges that one Keola, while employed as an agent and servant of the defendant in maintaining and constructing a public highway “did willfully, negligently and in total disregard of the rights and property of the plaintiff, divert the course of a large stream of water, then and there flowing in a certain wooden flume, that the said large stream of water so diverted by the…
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