PART 3. LUMBER, LOGS AND TIMBER [4851. - 4879.]

Part 3 added by Stats. 1965, Ch. 1144.

§§ 4851–4879 · 9 sections

1. CHAPTER 1. Floating Lumber §§ 4851–4855 · 5 sections

   • § 4851 As used in this article, “lumber” means all timber, whether in logs, boards, planks, or beams, and whether in rafts or otherwise. It does not include the sort…
   • § 4852 Whenever any lumber drifts upon any island in any of the waters of this state, or upon the bank of any such waters, the owner of the lumber may remove it on…
   • § 4853 If the owner of the lumber does not, within three months from the time it was so drifted, take the lumber away, the owner or occupant of the land shall deliver…
   • § 4854 When sold, the proceeds of the lumber shall be applied first to the payment of the charges of sale and in liquidation of the expenses and damages awarded to…
   • § 4855 The rejection by the judge of any claimant’s right to the proceeds is conclusive, unless within six months thereafter the claimant commences action to obtain…
2. CHAPTER 2. Marking Logs and Timber §§ 4875–4879 · 4 sections

   • § 4875 In all cases where two or more persons, firms, or corporations are engaged in or intend to engage in putting or placing logs or timber into any navigable water…
   • § 4877 Any log or timber which has any such recorded mark impressed on it shall be presumed to belong to the person, firm, or corporation in whose name the mark has…
   • § 4878 Every person, firm, or corporation that neglects to have his or its mark or marks recorded, as provided by Section 4875, is debarred from all benefits arising…
   • § 4879 It is unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation, except boom companies which may be required or compelled to catch and hold logs or timber, to take up or…