Block v. Franzen

How courts have described this case

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• defining surface waters as those which comprehend waters from rain, springs or melting snows which lie or flow on the surface of the earth
• defining “lake” as a “reasonably permanent body of water substantially at rest in a depression in the surface of the earth, *** [with the] depression and body of water being of natural origin or a part of a watercourse”
• surface waters defined as those which comprehend waters from rain, springs or melting snows which lie or flow on the surface of the earth

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).