Baer v. Martin
Baer v. Martin.—In error
Baer v. Martin, 8 Blackf. 317 (1847)
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A RIGHT granted by one man to another to convey water through the land of the grantor, by means of a race, to the mill of the grantee, is an incorporeal hereditament. Angelí on Water-Courses, 57, 59.
And for an injury to such right, an action of trespass quare clausum fregit will not lie. Conner v. The Pres, and Trust, of N. Albany, 1 Blackf. 88 . — 1 Chitt. Pl. 162.
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