Gucker v. Town of Huntington

Action was brought originally by the plaintiffs, here respondents, to cancel, as a cloud on title, three certain quitclaim deeds purporting to release rights in a certain sand bar under the waters of Centerport harbor, an arm of Long Island sound, in which the tide ebbs and flows, and to obtain relief in equity for the alleged invasion of those rights by the defendant-appellant The Town of Huntington and defendant DeBrabant, who, in 1930, it was alleged by the plaintiffs who claimed title to the sand bar, raised, by dredging operations in the harbor and the deposit of materials therefrom upon…