Tarrant Regional Water District v. Gragg

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• holding that evidence was legally sufficient to support finding that government reservoir caused recurrent destructive flooding directly impacting ranch land
• holding that evidence was legally sufficient to support finding that government reservoir caused recurrent destructive flooding directly impacting ranch land
• holding that the government need not pay even for negligent takings because they do not benefit the public
• concluding that water control and improvement district is a political subdivision of the State generally entitled to governmental immunity
• concluding that water control and improvement district is political subdivision of the State generally entitled to governmental immunity
• holding that evidence was legally sufficient to support finding that government reservoir caused recurrent destructive flooding directly impacting ranch land

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