Neal Turner, Jimmy Crane, Johnny Crane, and Edwin Jerry Wilburn v. The United States

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• “[In considering a motion for summary judgment,] all justifiable inferences are to be drawn from the underlying facts in favor of the party opposing summary judgment.”
• In order to show a servitude has been imposed through a taking by flooding, a plaintiff must prove that the land is subject to permanent or inevitably recurring floods.

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