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... the alternative, a prescriptive grazing easement on the entire farm. After a bench trial, the distr... succeed on a claim of an easement by prescription" because "[t]he requirements for an easement by pr...The Colorado Supreme Court, for example, recently recognized a ...
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... to property use rights--traditionally, easements. Part III examines the potential for takings litig... acquired a right to do so by grant, prescription or license. (249) In addition, in 1942, the Virgin...In this case, stockholders in Colorado sued the United States for a taking of their water...
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... within the Roosevelt National Forest in Colorado. In November 2001, he sought an easement from the ... for the right to an easement by prescription under state law, and again asserting QTA rights ba...
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... for flowage requirements (fee and easement), and resources required to carry out the water co... NV AZ. . Clark Mohave . Colorado R . F FEIMCAR. . 1500.0 15.8. . 1229.0 1219.6...
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... Virginia had gained ownership by prescription of the soil up to the low-water mark, id., at D-... at issue in a case of an overburdened easement, is no reason to deny its plain language or the ac...See ante , at 17, n. 9 (relying on Colorado v. New Mexico, (1982)). That suggestion cannot...
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An is a right of one person to use the real estate, or a portion of it, of another person for a particular purpose. The real estate, subject to the , is sometimes referred to as the "Servient Estate." An example of an is a right-of-way for the ingress and egress. This means the right to travel across or across part of the Servient estate to reach or leave one's own real estate. Another example is an for utility, such as power lines or water lines.
s may arise from agreement or operation of law. An agreement for an is set forth in writing and is signed by the parties agreeing to it. s may be for a set period of time, but often run with the land. This means that even if one of the parties agreeing to it conveys or tran...
... California CC §1007. . COLORADO. In Colorado the period of adverse use must be at ...
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Back in mid-June, readers may recall, we poked a little fun at 4th Judicial District Judge David Miller, who ordered Xcel Energy to stop felling trees on a utility easement running through Black Forest after the cry of "clear cutting" was heard from locals. The matter, quite naturally, landed in court, with plaintiffs claiming that removing the trees was overkill and would spell the demise of wood nymphs and glade gnomes who call bucolic Black Forest home. Miller demanded that the chainsaws be stilled, based on his extensive experience managing utility companies and forests. And that order still stands, as best we can tell.
As an antidote to the high dosages of hysteria the incident generated, we looked at the issue from another angle, wondering what locals would be saying if the trees ...
... of President Bush's Medicare prescription drug plan, scheduled to begin in fiscal 2006. A de...
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...[section] 912 IX. SCOPE OF THE FGROW EASEMENT X. HASH PROGENY XI. CAN HASH BE LIMITED? XII. CONC... or a trespasser could acquire it by prescription. But the limited fee with the implied reverter was.... The Supreme Court of Colorado followed the Townsend rule that once the railroad ...
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... plans for Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River, even though its operations had changed grea...." (327) If that is Judge Wanger's prescription for NEPA compliance, (328) it too is contrary to e...); EA on Indian Rock Estates Access Road Easement (Pacific Northwest); and EA on Exchange of Real Pr...
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... evolved since its original statutory prescription into a process that provides little real conservat... Nevada, Southern Utah and Southern Colorado. Additional public information meetings were held ... habitat conservation plans/programs/easements and/or partnerships include: Los Angeles Departmen...