博客來This volume contains the legal opinion filed on April 26, 1886, in the case of “Charles Lux et al. vs. James B. Haggin et al.†presented before the California Supreme Court. The document details the arguments and findings related to water rights and property law. Stetson & Houghton served as the plaintiffs’ attorneys, with McAllister & Berin of counsel. Louis T. Haggin was the defendant’s attorney, supported by Garber, Thornton & Bishop, and Flournoy & Mhoon of counsel. This record offers valuable insights into the legal precedents and judicial considerations of water rights disputes in late 19th-century California, of interest to legal scholars and historians.
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