Cate Ditch Company, a corporation, Standifer Ditch Company ... Walnut Irrigation District ... Los Nietos Irrigating Company ... and Little Lake Irrigation Company ... plaintiffs, vs. Whittier Water Company ... George Chaffey ... Andrew M Chaffey ... Jack Chaffey ... defendants : answer of certain de

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Cate Ditch Company, a corporation, Standifer Ditch Company ... Walnut Irrigation District ... Los Nietos Irrigating Company ... and Little Lake Irrigation Company ... plaintiffs, vs. Whittier Water Company ... George Chaffey ... Andrew M Chaffey ... Jack Chaffey ... defendants : answer of certain defendants / [Hunsaker & Britt, attorneys for said defendants]. [1913]

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The California Judiciary Act of 1851established a court system that consisted of District, County, and Justice of the Peace courts. Los Angeles was a part of a district that also included San Bernardino and San Diego Counties. District courts had jurisdiction in civil cases where the disputed value exceed two hundred dollars, criminal cases, and probate disputes. The State Constitution (1879) replaced the district system with Supreme Court, District Courts of Appeal, and Superior Courts establis...