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· 2/20/1992

Town of Eureka v. Office of the State Engineer

Citations

  • 826 P.2d 948
  • 108 Nev. 163
  • 1992 Nev. LEXIS 31

How courts have described this case

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  • holding it appropriate to waive application of a forfeiture statute where the holder of water rights resumed use after the statutory period of non-use
  • holding it appropriate to waive application of a forfeiture statute where the holder of water rights resumed use after the statutory period of non-use
  • noting that the State Engineer's interpretation of his authority may be persuasive but is not controlling and \the reviewing court may undertake independent review\ of questions of statutory construction
  • \Water rights are subject to regulation under the police power as is necessary for the general welfare.\

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Judges: Per Curiam

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