178 N.C. 200
100 S.E 303
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Decided October 1, 1919
Supreme Court of North Carolina · decided 1919-10-01
Appeal by defendant from Daniels, J., at June Term, 1919, of CARTERET. This is a protest to an entry. The enterer went in front of protéstanos lots and attempted to fill in-navigable water by building sand fences, and then laid his entry.
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Decided 1919-10-01
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¶1The admissions contained in the judgment clearly show that the attempted entry is unauthorized and of no legal effect.
¶2The water, being navigable, was not the subject of entry (Rev., sec. 1693) except by the.riparian owner for wharfage purposes (Rev., sec. 1696), and-the enterer is not a riparian owner.
¶3Affirmed.