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Originally Posted by wishin i was fishin
Just a screenshot of one of the many cases sited in the Land Trust Doctrine.
this battle has been ongoing back into the late 1800s.
According to the LTD, tidal overflow lands are owned by the state by inherent sovereignty.
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Will dig into this a little later but if this Act is considering all lowlands as state owned then basically a third of the state would be state owned water bottoms. When you look at a map of ownership from the Office of State Lands that isn't the case. Very possible that the state sold a lot of the water bottoms? Or are apache, Miami corps, Biloxi, the rockafellers, and a thousand others that own the water bottoms on coastal Louisiana just squatting on it? Or did the state sell it to them?