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Page 125
... navigable waters . This power , though superior to that of the state , is not grounded in ownership of the navigable waterways upon which it operates , but rather derives from the commerce clause of the United States Constitution , and ...
... navigable waters . This power , though superior to that of the state , is not grounded in ownership of the navigable waterways upon which it operates , but rather derives from the commerce clause of the United States Constitution , and ...
Page 126
... navigable waters in a manner consistent with the public trust under which they are held . ( Lovejoy v . City of ... navigable waterways for purposes of commerce was that of surface water transport . That time is no longer with us . The ...
... navigable waters in a manner consistent with the public trust under which they are held . ( Lovejoy v . City of ... navigable waterways for purposes of commerce was that of surface water transport . That time is no longer with us . The ...
Page 377
... navigable waters under the com- merce power are intimately connected to the question of title to tidelands . The term " navigable waters " was been judicially defined to cover : ( 1 ) nontidal waters which were navigable in the past or ...
... navigable waters under the com- merce power are intimately connected to the question of title to tidelands . The term " navigable waters " was been judicially defined to cover : ( 1 ) nontidal waters which were navigable in the past or ...
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