Digest of Certain Supreme Court Decisions Pertinent to the Proposed Western Water Rights Settlement Act (S. 863) and State-Federal Water ProblemsU.S. Government Printing Office, 1958 - 34 strani |
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... domains of action reserved exclusively for the States . This broad authority Congress may exercise alone , subject to those limitations , or in conjunction with coordinated action by the States , in which case limitations imposed for ...
... domains of action reserved exclusively for the States . This broad authority Congress may exercise alone , subject to those limitations , or in conjunction with coordinated action by the States , in which case limitations imposed for ...
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... domain . We are guided to this conclusion by the interpretation placed on Congress ' acts by the Reclamation Bureau , which , in administering the project , has at all times pursued a course impossible to reconcile with present ...
... domain . We are guided to this conclusion by the interpretation placed on Congress ' acts by the Reclamation Bureau , which , in administering the project , has at all times pursued a course impossible to reconcile with present ...
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... domain to obtain privately owned power site on a navigable river ( de C Cay Power Co. , 215 F. 2d 592 ( 1934 ) and U. S. v . Dwn Cay Powe Co. , 221 F. 2d 299 ( 1955 ) ) . These two decisions were occasioned by the fact that the lands in ...
... domain to obtain privately owned power site on a navigable river ( de C Cay Power Co. , 215 F. 2d 592 ( 1934 ) and U. S. v . Dwn Cay Powe Co. , 221 F. 2d 299 ( 1955 ) ) . These two decisions were occasioned by the fact that the lands in ...
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... domain ” ( p . 155 ) . If the acts of 1866 and 1870 did not constitute an entire abandon- ment of the common - law rule of running waters insofar as the public lands and subsequent grantees thereof were concerned , they fore- shadowed ...
... domain ” ( p . 155 ) . If the acts of 1866 and 1870 did not constitute an entire abandon- ment of the common - law rule of running waters insofar as the public lands and subsequent grantees thereof were concerned , they fore- shadowed ...
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... domain ( Jones v . Adams , 19 Nev . 78 , 86 ; 6 Pac . 442 ; Jacob v . Lorenz , 98 Cal . 332 , 335–336 ; 33 Pac . 119 ) . If the acts of 1866 and 1870 did not constitute an entire abandonment of the common - law rule of running waters ...
... domain ( Jones v . Adams , 19 Nev . 78 , 86 ; 6 Pac . 442 ; Jacob v . Lorenz , 98 Cal . 332 , 335–336 ; 33 Pac . 119 ) . If the acts of 1866 and 1870 did not constitute an entire abandonment of the common - law rule of running waters ...
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