If one lives in the eastern U.S., the Theory of Littoral Rights will typically govern the rights of a property owner to use the water of a lake or navigable river bordering his or her property.

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The littoral right, is one given to the person that owns a land that borders large lakes and oceans one can navigate. The right allows them to use the water as much as they can insofar as it does not cause harm to the neighbors that live upstream and downstream. When the owner of this property chooses to sell it, the new owner would have this right and the seller would lose the littoral rights.

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If one lives in the eastern U.S., the Theory of Littoral Rights will typically govern the rights of a property owner to use the water of a lake or navigable river bordering his or her property. True-False

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If one lives in the eastern U.S., the Theory of Littoral Rights will typically govern the rights of a property owner to use the water of a lake or navigable river bordering his or her property.

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