Perrine
Perrine v. San Jacinto Valley Water Co.
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Smith, J.
This is an appeal from a judgment in a mandamus suit, adjudging that the plaintiffs, under the water certificate set out in paragraph III of the complaint, are “entitled to receive thereunder a continuous flow of ten (10) inches of water . . . for and during the seven summer months, as therein mentioned'. . . and to the further right to cumulate the use of said water in the way and manner set forth in the findings filed herein, and to receive from such corporation such cumulated flow of water to which they were and are so entitled twice a month in a head of flow not exceeding sixty (60) inches of water, constant flow, for such period, each time, as will be necessary to approximate the water then accumulated by them”; and “commanding said corporation, its officers, attorneys and agents, and each and all of them, to so deliver to said petitioners, in way and manner as aforesaid, the cumulated water to which they are so entitled. ’'
The certificate of stock mentioned, so far as material, is as follows:
Under these provisions no question can be made as to the plaintiffs’ right to a continuous flow of ten inches of water during the period named in the judgment. But we can find…