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Riparian Rights Definition: Special rights of people who own land that runs into a water bank (a riparian owner is a person who owns land that runs into a river). Related Terms: Avulsion, Alluvion
People often ask what exactly Riparian rights are and what is the difference between the Littoral rights. Well, in short, there are no differences between the rights of a Littoral land owner and a Riparian land owner. Riparian refers to large inland bodies of water, such as lakes and river. Littoral rights refers to ocean front land owners. However, both Littoral and Riparian owners have similar rights. Each receive the original triad of rights, navigation, fishing, and commerce. Through the evolution of law there has also been a 4th right added, the right of using waterways for recreation.