Tuesday 6 January 2015

Well Pollution


"The Clergyman's Hand-book of Law"
Charles M. Scanlan
1909
Project Gutenburg





431. Well, Pollution.—And where a man had built a dwelling near a cemetery, it was not good ground for him to prevent the enlargement of the cemetery by showing that it might destroy his well. The court questions whether there is any legal ground for complaint for the pollution of subterranean waters when caused by the proper use without negligence of the adjacent premises. Additional lands may be obtained under the law of eminent domain by condemnation.

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