Grill v. Meydenbauer Bay Yacht Club
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWeaver, J.
Lake Washington, adjacent to the east side of Seattle, is an inland navigable body of fresh water extending approximately seventeen miles north and south. It is connected to Puget Sound by ship canal, Portage Bay, Lake Union, and government locks.
Meydenbauer Bay, on the east side of Lake Washington, extends from northwest to southeast approximately seven-tenths of a nautical mile.
The property involved in this action lies in the southeasterly six hundred feet of the bay or cove which is, of course, concave in shape.
Plaintiffs, whose tracts of land are contiguous, are the owners of the uplands…
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