Fabian

Fabian v. Lammers

Good Law
1906 Cal. App. LEXIS 201·3 Cal. App. 109·84 P. 432
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 15, 1906Civ. No. 161.California2,280 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Buckles, J.

The parties to this action were, on March 4, 1898, owners of adjoining tracts of swamp and overflowed lands in San Joaquin county. It was understood and agreed by all said parties that all of their said lands could and would be most effectually and advantageously reclaimed and protected by a system of levees which would include both the lands of plaintiff and defendant, and in consideration thereof, and for their mutual advantage and for the benefit and reclaiming of said lands of both parties, on March 4, 1898, entered into a written contract, wherein each agreed that he would at his own expense build a suitable levee on his own land on a line designated and described, connecting with levees on the other’s land so as to protect the lands of all the parties then intended to be reclaimed, and each to keep his own levee in repair. The respective levees to be completed by December 1, 1898. After this contract had been duly signed by all the parties and on June 8, 1898, the same parties in modification of the aforesaid contract of March 4th, made and entered into a further and additional written contract, so as to change certain parts and portions of the levees described in the…

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