The doctrine of accretion : qualifications, ancient and modern
Howarth, W.
The doctrine of accretion : qualifications, ancient and modern - 1986 - Conveyancer & Property Lawyer July August 1986, p247-256 (10) .
The doctrine of accretion is that naturally occuring additions of soil to waterside land become the property of the riparian owner; soil removed by erosion ceases to belong to the riparian owner. Considers the legal position of boundary marks The modern position is that existence, or non-existence, of boundary marks showing original extent of land adjoining water subject to accretion, has no effect upon the acquisition or loss of land due to accretion.
Boundary disputes
RIPARIAN RIGHTS
The doctrine of accretion : qualifications, ancient and modern - 1986 - Conveyancer & Property Lawyer July August 1986, p247-256 (10) .
The doctrine of accretion is that naturally occuring additions of soil to waterside land become the property of the riparian owner; soil removed by erosion ceases to belong to the riparian owner. Considers the legal position of boundary marks The modern position is that existence, or non-existence, of boundary marks showing original extent of land adjoining water subject to accretion, has no effect upon the acquisition or loss of land due to accretion.
Boundary disputes
RIPARIAN RIGHTS