State v. Leeson

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• finding sufficient evidence to support damages based on actual diversion of water onto plaintiffs property and flooding of an “inevitably recurring character”
• conduct which would be tortious if perpetrated by one individual on another may be compensable as a taking in damaging when perpetrated by the state upon an individual
• conduct which would be tortious if perpetrated by one individual on another may be compensable as a taking in damaging when perpetrated by the state upon an individual

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