Hillebrand v. Knapp

Rush Lake during periods of normal rainfall is a body of water with an area of about 3,000 acres. When the government survey of contiguous land was made, this lake was meandered. Títere has been a recession of waters occasioned by years of drouth until this former lake bed is. dry. Plaintiff owner of lots or fractional divisions bordering on the meander line instituted this action to enjoin defendant from cutting and removing hay from the portion of the lake bed within the meandered line contiguous to the land of the plaintiff. Defendant denies that plaintiff has airy right, title, or…