Question

1. What happens to title boundaries along a river when an avulsion cut-off occurs?

1. Boundary moves to the new channel with the river.
2. Boundary remains in the old channel.
3. A boundary agreement must be filed.
4. The land between the old and new channel becomes a part of the sovereign.

2- Riparian boundaries are normally the ordinary high-water mark on navigable streams. Texas uses the __________ to determine riparian boundaries on navigable streams.

Answer 1

1) Option B is correct . ( Boundary remains in the old channel)

Explanation-

The phenomenon of sudden and perceptible addition or removal of land is called as “avulsion.” In the doctrine of avulsion, title is not gained or lost because of the sudden and perceptible addition or removal of land, and about the ownership boundaries remain same as they were immediately prior to the avulsion

B)riparian rights.

Riparian boundaries are normally the ordinary high-water mark on navigable streams. Texas uses the Riparian rights to determine riparian boundaries on navigable streams.