Ulbright v. Baslington

Citations

• 20 Idaho 539
• 119 P. 292
• 1911 Ida. LEXIS 126

Syllabus

<p>Riparian Proprietor — Riparian Rights on Meandered Lake.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p> <p>1. Under the laws of this state, as construed by the uniform decisions of the highest court of the state, a riparian owner on a meandered stream or body of water, whether navigable or non-navigable, takes title to the center or thread of the stream.</p> <p>2. A riparian proprietor on a meandered lake, where the lake is circular in form, must, in determining the boundary line between his land and that of an adjoining riparian proprietor, extend the side line or boundary line on a deflected course from the intersection of such side line with the meander line to the center of the lake.</p> <p>Costs on Appeal — Printino op Transcript.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.) 1. The amendments embodied in chapters 117, 118 and 119 of the 1911 Session Laws (1911 Sess. Laws, pp. 375- to 381), with reference to the prosecution of appeals to the supreme court, do not prohibit or forbid the printing of transcripts on appeal, and the appellate court will allow costs to be taxed for a printed transcript at the same rate that has heretofore been allowed under the rules of the supreme court.</p>