Snively v. State
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMillard, J.
Plaintiffs brought this action to quiet their title to certain shore lands on Angle lake, in King county, and to have the lake adjudged a non-navigable body of water. The court entered its decree quieting plaintiffs’ title to the lands abutting on the lake. The lake was adjudged non-navigable, and the abutting owners were adjudged owners of the bed of the lake. The state appealed.
The state contends first, that Angle lake is a navigable body of water; and second, assuming the lake is non-navigable, the state acquired title to the bed of the lake through adverse user.
Respondents are owners of…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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