Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1968
Publication Citation
33 Missouri Law Review 608 (1968)
Abstract
Entering a navigable body of water from the upland, and navigating from the point of access to distant points on the same body of water or points on connecting bodies of water, are, for practical purposes, a continuation of the same act. Yet they involve significantly different legal concepts and raise significantly different issues. The problems resulting from interference with a riparian owner's right of access to and from his upland are examined in Part I of this article; those involving his right to travel once he has obtained access are the subject of Part II.
Recommended Citation
Sheldon J. Plager,
Interference with the Public Right of Navigation and the Riparian Owner's Claim of Privilege,
33 Missouri Law Review 608 (1968)
(1968).
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https://www.repository.law.indiana.edu/facpub/1138