· 4/5/1962
Desert Waters, Inc. v. Superior Court
Citations
- 370 P.2d 652
- 91 Ariz. 163
- 1962 Ariz. LEXIS 269
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- noting that while a certain provision of Washington’s constitution was “identical” to Arizona’s, “it becomes apparent that the same meaning and effect was not intended by its adoption”
- noting that while a certain provision of Washington's constitution was \identical\ to Arizona's, \it becomes apparent that the same meaning and effect was not intended by its adoption\
- Arizona constitutional clause against uncompensated taking of private property “was adopted from the constitution of Washington”
- Arizona constitutional clause against uncompensated taking of private property \was adopted from the constitution of Washington\
- Arizona constitutional clause against uncompensated taking of private property \was adopted from the constitution of Washington\
- general statute remains applicable to all matters not dealt with in specific statute
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Judges: Bernstein, Udall, Struck-Meyer, Jennings, Lockwood
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