· 3/9/1925
Solomon v. Waterbury Brass Goods Corp.
Citations
- 6 F.2d 990
- 1925 U.S. App. LEXIS 2185
How courts have described this case
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- “a mere request for information is not necessarily sufficient to constitute the ‘reasonable effort’ [NHPA] requires”
- due to tribal members’ varied religious uses of canyon, tribe maintained that entire canyon constituted a TCP
- information provided to Forest Service was sufficient to require further investigation by Forest Service concerning existence of TCPs in canyon
- court may take judicial notice of post-decision document
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Judges: Rogers
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