Title Insurance & Trust Co. v. County of Los Angeles
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Thomas, J.
This is an action for injunction. From the complaint it appears that plaintiff claims that on the 25th of April, 1915, it “was and is the owner and possessed of” certain lands described therein; that while so possessed, the defendants, “on or about said date,” and on divers other days between said date and the commencement of said action, acting by and through their agents, etc., “wrongfully, unlawfully, and without right, permission, or authority, broke into and entered upon said tract of land, and began and continued, from a day on or about the twenty-third day of April, 1915, to the date of the commencement of this suit, the construction of a roadway on, over, and across said tract of land, and in and "about the construction of said roadway defaced the said land by cuts and fills and displacement of rocks and the soil thereof, and destroyed valuable growing timber thereon, and obstructed and filled up a stream of water flowing thereon, and thereby and otherwise committed great damage, waste, and injury to said tract of land, all without the knowledge or consent of plaintiff, and to the great and irreparable damage and injury of plaintiff.” After describing the natural beauty…