Summary
In Jeffers v. Jeffers, 107 N.Y. 650, the Court of Appeals say that in law a watercourse means "a living stream with defined banks and channel, not necessarily running all of the time, but fed from other and more permanent sources than mere surface water."
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Submitted October 13, 1887
Decided November 29, 1887
De L. Stow for appellants.
C.H. Roys for respondent.
FINCH, J., reads for affirmance.
All concur.
Judgment affirmed.