Carr v. Central Pacific Railroad

California Supreme Court

Carr v. Central Pacific Railroad

55 Cal. 192

CourtCalifornia Supreme Court

DecidedJuly 1, 1880

DocketNo. 6,744

StatusPublished

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Carr v. Central Pacific Railroad, 55 Cal. 192 (Cal. 1880).

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Mr. Justice McKinstry, presiding.

The words of the grant are very broad. We all think that this judgment will have to be affirmed. The language seems to be about as broad as it can be : that “ the timber thereon is hereby granted.” The only possible doubt would be as to whether “ timber ” included all trees and wood.

[193]*193Hale & Craig, for Respondent.—There is no controversy as to that, I understand.

Mr. Justice McKinstry.—Judgment affirmed.

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Mr. Justice McKinstry, presiding.

The words of the grant are very broad. We all think that this judgment will have to be affirmed. The language seems to be about as broad as it can be : that “ the timber thereon is hereby granted.” The only possible doubt would be as to whether “ timber ” included all trees and wood.

[193]*193Hale & Craig, for Respondent.—There is no controversy as to that, I understand.

Mr. Justice McKinstry.—Judgment affirmed.

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