· 8/29/1980
Park County, Montana, and Sweet Grass County, Montana v. United States of America, Cross Creek Protective Association, Defendant-Intervenor-Appellee
Citations
- 626 F.2d 718
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- posting of “Motor Vehicles Prohibited” sign by federal agency sufficient to claim an interest in alleged right-of-way
- the placing of a sign and rock barrier on the purported public right-of-way was sufficient to alter the public that the government claimed an ownership interest in the right-of-way
- where single sign, forty-one miles from county seat, not proclaiming ownership but merely asserting some federal authority over a backroad, found sufficient for Sec. 2409a(f) notice purposes
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Judges: Kennedy, Per Curiam, Schroeder, Tanner
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