Water Use Law in Illinois
Water Use Law in Illinois
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It does not necessarily import that the tract on the other side of it is not surveyed or will not pass by a conveyance of the upland shown by the plat to border on the lake. It is not always a boundary ... In this case its immediate import was only to indicate the contour of the lake . . . " Nevertheless, in a later case arising from Arkansas, which involved the interpre- tation of a swamp-land grant of land surrounding a nonexistent meandered lake, as discussed earlier, the Court said "where i...n a survey of the public domain a body of water or lake is found to exist and is meandered, the result of such meander is to exclude the area from the survey and to cause it as thus separated to become subject 108 Federal Law Regarding Ownership of Beds for the conveyance of lands acquired under the Swamp Land Act to the counties for their disposition might be regarded as still in force for this purpose, unless state legislation is enacted to prevent it. 77 But if it is still in force, the state conceivably might be able to secure certain agreements from a county concerning the use and disposition of such a lake before applying to the federal government to have it conveyed as swamp land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It does not necessarily import that the tract on the other side of it is not surveyed or will not pass by a conveyance of the upland shown by the plat to border on the lake. It is not always a boundary ... In this case its immediate import was only to indicate the contour of the lake . . . " Nevertheless, in a later case arising from Arkansas, which involved the interpre- tation of a swamp-land grant of land surrounding a nonexistent meandered lake, as discussed earlier, the Court said "where i...n a survey of the public domain a body of water or lake is found to exist and is meandered, the result of such meander is to exclude the area from the survey and to cause it as thus separated to become subject 108 Federal Law Regarding Ownership of Beds for the conveyance of lands acquired under the Swamp Land Act to the counties for their disposition might be regarded as still in force for this purpose, unless state legislation is enacted to prevent it. 77 But if it is still in force, the state conceivably might be able to secure certain agreements from a county concerning the use and disposition of such a lake before applying to the federal government to have it conveyed as swamp land.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred L Mann to read onlineMoreLess
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