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Successful aviation has evoked some peculiar things in the way of legal action and interpretation of the law.
It is well understood that a man's property cannot be used without his consent. This is an old established principle in common law which holds good today.
The limits of a man's property lines, however, have not been so well understood by laymen. According to eminent legal authorities such as Blackstone, Littleton and Coke, the "fathers of the law," the owner of realty also holds title above and below the surface, and this theory is generally accepted without question by the courts.
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