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Landowner Had Not Revived Water Right
An appellate court decided that the South Dakota Water Management Board could not, without due process, cancel the water rights of a property owner who began using an irrigation ditch on his property which had gone unused by previous owners for 30 years. The court also said that once a water right has been forfeited, it cannot be revived by reinitiating the diversion of water.
Landowner Had Not Revived Water Right
An appellate court decided that the South Dakota Water Management Board could not, without due process, cancel the water rights of a property owner who began using an irrigation ditch on his property which had gone unused by previous owners for 30 years. The court also said that once a water right has been forfeited, it cannot be revived by reinitiating the diversion of water.
Landowner Had Not Revived Water Right
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 80 ; 108
1988-06-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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