Dyer v. Hall

OPINION

MAY, Judge.

The plaintiffs John Dyer, David White, and Maurice Dillender (collectively "the Landowners") own land on the Ohio River. They asked for an injunction and damages, claiming boat docks owned by James Hall and the Nu-Plaza Yacht Club (collectively "Hall") extend in front of their lots and interfere with their use of the river. The trial court granted summary judgment for Hall, finding the Landowners riparian rights do not extend beyond the river's low water mark and the docks did not interfere with their use of the river. The Landowners raise eight allegations of error, which…