The Landowners Consideration Association, Etc., and v. The Montana Power Company, Etc.
439 F.2d 722
Opinion
The power line over land acquired by eminent domain (or threat of its use) has now been built. The plaintiff-appellants have been denied a role in planning the power line and facilities.
The appeal is dismissed as moot.
For a statement of the facts, see the district court opinion, Landowners Consideration Assn. v. Montana Power Co., 300 F.Supp. 54. See also Montana Power Company v. Bokma, 153 Mont. 390, 457 P.2d 769.
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Related
Montana Power Company v. Bokma
457 P.2d 769 (Montana Supreme Court, 1969)
Landowners Consideration Ass'n v. Montana Power Co.
300 F. Supp. 54 (D. Montana, 1969)