BROCK

v.

AUTOMOBILE LIVERY & SALES CO.

Citator

Cited By (25 total)

• Martin v. Clarence M. Busch for Clarence M. Busch, 93 Fla. 535 (Fla. 1927)
  …o the Union as a State under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1845. There are no-tide lands ad [*569] jaeent to the navigable waters here as there were in City of Tarpon Springs v. Smith, 81 Fla. 479, 88 Sonth. Rep. 613; Clement v. Watson, 63 Fla. 109, 58 South. Rep. 25; Lord v. Curry, 71 Fla. 68, 71 South. Rep. 21. When the sovereignty lands acquired or owned by the State of Florida in consequence of the Act of Congress of March 3, 1845, admitting Florida into the Union, are duly identified and located by an auth…
• Brickell v. Park Trammel, 77 Fla. 544 (Fla. 1919)
  …welfare, or so as to relieve the .States respectively of the control and regulation of the uses afforded by the land and the waters, [*560] or so as to interfere with the lawful authority of Congress. See 62 Fla; 549; Clement v. Watson, 63 Fla. 109, 58 South. Rep. 25. New States, including Florida, admitted “into the Union on equal footing with the original States, in all respects whatsoever,” have the same rights, prerogatives and duties with respect to the navigable waters of the lands thereunder within their…
• City of Tarpon Springs v. Smith, 81 Fla. 479 (Fla. 1921)
  …space between ordinary high and low water mark immediately bordering on navigable waters, are the subject of private ownership, at least when the public rights of navigation, etc., are not thereby unlawfully impaired. Clement v. Watson, 63 Fla. 109, 58 South. Rep. 25. As to what may be included in a patent, see Lord v. Curry, 71 Fla. 68, 71 South. Rep. 21; Niles v. Cedar Point Club, 175 U. S. 300, 20 Sup. Ct. Rep. 124; Producers’ Oil Co. v. Hanszen, 132 La. 691, 61 South. Rep. 754; Producers’ Oil Co. v. Hanzen,…