Hall's Essay On the Rights of the Crown : And the Privileges of the Subject in the Sea Shores of the Realm
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That "derelict" land, properly so called, belongs to the Crown, as land suddenly and by manifest marks left by the sea.
16. That islands produced out of the British Seas, and the creeks, bays, arms, ports, and tide-rivers thereof, belong, like derelict land, to the Crown.
17. Unless the soil under the water out of which such islands are pro- duced, previously belonged to a subject.
18. That the title of a subject to the soil of a districtus maris, viz.
to the soil of any creek, bay, arm, port, ...or tide-river, or to the shore, in no substantial respect differs from a title to terra firma.
19. That it is more for the public advantage that the ownership of subjects should be limited to the terra firma; and consequently, that by the rule of law, as well as of public policy, claims set up to tracts of sea, or of ports, or tide-rivers, or of the shore, ought not to he favoured SLgSiinst the Crown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That "derelict" land, properly so called, belongs to the Crown, as land suddenly and by manifest marks left by the sea.
16. That islands produced out of the British Seas, and the creeks, bays, arms, ports, and tide-rivers thereof, belong, like derelict land, to the Crown.
17. Unless the soil under the water out of which such islands are pro- duced, previously belonged to a subject.
18. That the title of a subject to the soil of a districtus maris, viz.
to the soil of any creek, bay, arm, port, ...or tide-river, or to the shore, in no substantial respect differs from a title to terra firma.
19. That it is more for the public advantage that the ownership of subjects should be limited to the terra firma; and consequently, that by the rule of law, as well as of public policy, claims set up to tracts of sea, or of ports, or tide-rivers, or of the shore, ought not to he favoured SLgSiinst the Crown.
Digitized by Microsoft® SUPPLEMENTAL CHAPTER ON THE PUBLIC RIGHT TO USE THE SHORE FOR BATHING, AND FOR DIGGING AND TAKING SHELLS, SAND, Etc.
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