...it have existed for so long a time as may raise the presumption of a grant, the other party, whoso land is below, must take the stream subject to such adverse right.' Mr. Justice Lawrence confirms the opinion of Mr. Baron Graham on the trial, that ' persons possessing...

...MJI I'trfliail Kiiigh v. Jmjnalh Sinffh 169. (1897), ILK, 24 Cal. (PC), 865 ; « (1805) 6 East., 208. "party whose land is below must take the stream subject to " such adverse right. I take it that twenty years' exclusive " enjoyment of the water in any particular manner affords a...

...occupation of the party so taking or using it have existed for so long a time as may raise the presumption of a grant, the other party whose land is below must take the stream, subject to such adverse right." Lord Ellenborough, in Bealey v. Shaw, 6 East 214. 9. "The right of fishing in a navigable tidal river...

...occupation of the party so taking or using it have existed for so long a time as may raise the presumption of a grant, the other party whose land is below must take the stream, subject to suoh adverse right." Lord Ellenborough, in Bealey v. Shaw, 6 East 214. 9. " The right of fishing in...

...have it flow in a pure and unpolluted state. As a general rule, twenty years exclusive enjoyment of water in any particular manner *affords a conclusive presumption of right in the party so enjoying.it: Balston v. Bensted(l). 'That rule, however, is subject to this qualification, that no...

...occupation of the party so taking or using it have existed for so long time as may raise the presumption of a grant, the other party whose land is below, must take the stream, subject to such adverse right. I take it, that twenty years' exclusive enjoyment of the water in any particular manner, affords a...

...occupation of the party so taking and using it has existed for so long a time as may raise the presumption of a grant, the other party, whose land is below,...must take the stream subject to such adverse right.'' Am. & Eng. Ency. Law (2d Ed.) 878: 22 Am. & Eng. Ency. Law (2d Ed.) 11S7. BUT WHERE A BIGHT BY PRESCRIPTION...

..." of the party so taking or using it have existed for so long a " time as may raise the presumption of a grant, the other " party whose land is below...must take the stream subject to " such adverse right. I take it that twenty years' exclusive " enjoyment of the water in any particular manner affords a...

...the occupation of the party so taking have existed for so long a time that will raise the presumption of a grant, the other party whose land is below must take the stream subject to such adverse right. Here, it appears, from 1724 downwaids there has been a partial enjoyment of the water of the river...

...occupation of the pnrty so taking or using it have existed for so long a time as may raise the presumption of a grant, the other party, whose land is below,...must take the stream, subject to such adverse right.' And so hold all the authorities of recent times." In Kimberly and Clark Company v. Hewitt et al. (79...