Palama v. Sheehan
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
RICHARDSON, C.J.
Plaintiffs, Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Palama, filed an action to quiet title to a tract of land generally known as “Nomilo Pond” situated in the ahupuaa of Kalaheo, Island of Kauai, which covers an area of about 60 acres and contains within it a fish pond of 18 acres. The makai (seaward) boundary of said land borders on the State’s 100-foot wide beach reserve. The defendants filed an answer claiming fishing rights in the fish pond and a right of way through plaintiffs’ land, based on ancient Hawaiian rights or by necessity. The defendants are owners of four…
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