11-27-2012, 01:21 AM
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However, you were wrong to call the police, unless Toadly and his friend were on dry land that is. Or you witnessed them standing or walking across dry land. The fact that "the public has an easment on the land which the stream flows over" grants them permission to walk up the high water mark of the river because that is public domain.
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Those there the terms Anglers requested in HB187 and the Conaster decision but both were stricken down and HB141 was put in place. NO HIGH WATER MARK NO TRESPASS. Hopefully with the new decision things will change but for now HB141 stands.
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However, you were wrong to call the police, unless Toadly and his friend were on dry land that is. Or you witnessed them standing or walking across dry land. The fact that "the public has an easment on the land which the stream flows over" grants them permission to walk up the high water mark of the river because that is public domain.
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Those there the terms Anglers requested in HB187 and the Conaster decision but both were stricken down and HB141 was put in place. NO HIGH WATER MARK NO TRESPASS. Hopefully with the new decision things will change but for now HB141 stands.
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