Mayer v. Grueber

“Nor has the world a better thing, Though one should search it round, Than thus to live one’s own sole king, Upon one’s own sole ground.”

Wilfrid Scawen Blunt “The Old Squire”

It is clear from the record that all of the area, exclusive of the 4.66 acres contained in tract “C,” was conveyed to the plaintiff by the deed from the Ozaukee Sand & Gravel Company. The plaintiff takes the position that his rights are exclusive on his “own sole ground,” whether this ground is covered with water or not. The defendant admits that the land beneath the surface of lake “A” was conveyed to the plaintiff, but…