United States Supreme Court Reports, 65. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1981 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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188. lappuse
... lands that already had vested or present rights to Colorado River waters , and the United States officially adhered to that position until repudiating it in 1964. When the District refused to accept the Govern- ment's new position , the ...
... lands that already had vested or present rights to Colorado River waters , and the United States officially adhered to that position until repudiating it in 1964. When the District refused to accept the Govern- ment's new position , the ...
197. lappuse
... lands would prefer to withdraw their irrigable lands from agriculture in order to avoid § 46. In these circumstances , the Court of Appeals ruled that under Arlington Heights v Metropolitan Housing Dev . Corp. , 429 US 252 , 50 L Ed 2d ...
... lands would prefer to withdraw their irrigable lands from agriculture in order to avoid § 46. In these circumstances , the Court of Appeals ruled that under Arlington Heights v Metropolitan Housing Dev . Corp. , 429 US 252 , 50 L Ed 2d ...
202. lappuse
... lands . " 2 ) Added capacity in the Canal for the servicing of such lands and some 11,000 acres of Indian land . " 3 ) Flood control for the purpose of preserv- ing the Laguna Dam and protecting the Yuma Reclamation Project as well as ...
... lands . " 2 ) Added capacity in the Canal for the servicing of such lands and some 11,000 acres of Indian land . " 3 ) Flood control for the purpose of preserv- ing the Laguna Dam and protecting the Yuma Reclamation Project as well as ...
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