In Knott v. Johnson, 113 Mass. 238, it is defined as the point to which water usually rises in an ordinary season of high water.
Summary of this case from PROVO CITY v. JACOBSEN ET ALNo. 01-P-728.
February 25, 2003
Judgment affirmed.
In Knott v. Johnson, 113 Mass. 238, it is defined as the point to which water usually rises in an ordinary season of high water.
Summary of this case from PROVO CITY v. JACOBSEN ET ALFull title:FREDERICK C. JOHNSON another vs. JAMES M. KNOTT another
Court:Appeals Court of Massachusetts
Date published: Feb 25, 2003
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