Cherokee South Corp. v. Ledford

ROMANG, Presiding Judge:

In this case a river which served as the boundary between Appellee-Plaintiff’s land and that of Appellants-Defendants, moved so as to enlarge the land area on Appellants’ side of the river and diminish the land area on Appellee’s side. Appellee sued to quiet title claiming the change in the river was occasioned by “sudden violence” and was, hence, avulsive under 60 O.S.1971, § 336. If avulsive, the change in the riv*352erbed would not change the boundary between the two properties under admitted principles. In opposition, the Appellants claimed the changes occurred “by…