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· 4/11/1975

Potomac River Ass'n v. Lundeberg Maryland Seamanship School, Inc.

Citations

  • 402 F. Supp. 344
  • 7 ERC 1945

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • finding action moot when “the case is certainly capable of repetition, but it will not evade review”
  • noting the U.S. “has the authority to initiate criminal proceedings resulting in fines or imprisonment and may sue civilly for removal of structures”
  • claims against the Corps for dredging and filling permits, alleging a violation of NEPA and seeking declaratory and injunctive relief was moot: “Such relief is moot as to permits 1 through 5 because all work under the permits has been completed, and the permits have now expired.”
  • public nuisance action brought by private environmental organization

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Judges: Joseph H. Young

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