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· 10/19/1906

Polson v. City of Aberdeen

Citations

  • 44 Wash. 155
  • 87 P. 73
  • 1906 Wash. LEXIS 804

Syllabus

<p>Dedication — Boundaries of Plat Bordering on Riveb— Construction. Where the banks of a river had. been washed away after the meander line was established, and subsequently a plat of an addition bordering on the river showed the length of the fractional lots as running to the edge of the grass line on the river bank, and in the survey, stakes marked the southern boundary of the plat at such point, the side lines of the lots not being joined on the plat nor extended to the meander line, the plat making no reference to the river, the plat does not extend to the meander line, and streets dedicated do not extend beyond the abutting lots as shown by the stakes and official plat.</p>

Judges: Rudkin

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