Strosnider

This is an appeal from an order granting a motion for a change of venue from the county of El Dorado to the county of Placer. The motion was made by defendants and respondents on the ground that they were residents of the county of Placer. It is the contention of appellant that the trial court erred in granting the motion, for the reason that the action was local, and that the allegations of both the causes of action in the complaint brought the case within the provisions of section 392 of the Code of Civil Procedure, which provides in part as follows:

The first cause of action is admittedly one to quiet title to a right of way and easement. It is alleged that plaintiff is the owner of a right of way or easement as follows:

It is also alleged that plaintiff is the owner of an easement described as: “An easement to the 340 feet of waterfront extending along the shore of Lake Tahoe in a general southerly direction from the most easterly point on the right of way first hereinabove described, including the right of wharfage and landing thereon, and the right to the use of the wharf, already constructed, and also the right to build a boathouse on the Lake front, and use and operate…