equal footing doctrine

equal footing doctrine
This doctrine provides that, like the original states which retained title to the beds of their navigable waters, all new states are entitled to the beds of navigable waters within their boundaries; however, the doctrine is not without exception. State of Utah By and Through Div. of State Land v. U.S., D.Utah, 624 F.Supp. 622, 627

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