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July 2002
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State Actions: Colorado Supreme Court Looks to Water Amount Diverted and Acreage to Determine if Water Right Change Has Impermissibly Enlarged
Farmers Reservoir and Irrigation Company v. City of Golden
On April 8, 2002, the Colorado Supreme Court revisited on appeal the case of Farmers High Line Canal and Reservoir Co. v. City of Golden.
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