...not unnecessarily to have impaired its usefulness, and keep such crossing in repair : Provided, that in no case shall any railroad company construct a...land requires for the necessary drainage thereof." This section, we think, changed the rule of law with reference to nuisances as held in the Groff case,...

...not unnecessarily to have impaired its usefnlnees, and keep such crossing in repair : Provided, that in no case shall any railroad company construct a...land requires for the necessary drainage thereof. Nothing in this act contained shall be construed to authorize the erection of any bridge, or any other...

...Co. 14 111. 314. repair; provided, that in no case shall any railroad company construct a road bed without first constructing the necessary culverts...land requires for the necessary drainage thereof." It will be observed that in this restoration, clause no mention is made of canals. From the language...

...not unnecessarily to have impaired its usefulness, and keep such crossing in repair : Provided, that in no case shall any railroad company construct a...land requires for the necessary drainage thereof. Nothing in this act contained shall be construed to authorize the erection, of any bridge, or any other...

...not necessarily to have impaired its usefulness, and keep such crossing in repair : Provided, that in no case shall any railroad company construct a...land requires for the necessary drainage thereof. Nothing in this act contained shall be construed to authorize the erection of any bridge, or any other...

...assert a different rule under the common law. The statutes provide that, " In no case shall any railroad construct a road-bed without first constructing the...land requires for the necessary drainage thereof." Eev/Stats., art. 4171. The intent of the statute is evident, and it was doubtless intended in this...

...in no case shall any company construct its way without first constructing the necessary culverts and sluices as the natural lay of the land requires for the necessary drainage thereof. Nothing in this act contained shall be construed to authorize the erection of any bridge, or any other...

...the negligent and unskillful construction of its roadbed near and adjacent to plaintiff's property, without first constructing the necessary culverts or sluices as the natural lay of the land adjacent to plaintiff's property required for the drainage thereof, by negligently digging a certain...

...State Statute — Construction. — A state statute provided that no railway company should in any case "construct a roadbed without first constructing the...land requires, for the necessary drainage thereof." Held, that the object of the statute was to prevent unnecessary interference with the natural drainage...

...led to much confusion. 65 But plaintiff in error contends that article 4436 of the Revised Statutes, which reads as follows: "In no case shall any railroad...interfering with the natural drainage of the land on cither side of its right of way. The words "for the necessary drainage thereof" express the purpose...