Colorado § 34-50-109 Evidence to be considered by court

Colorado Statutes

§ 34-50-109 — Evidence to be considered by court

Colorado·Title 34 Mineral·Art. Drainage

In the trial of cases arising
under this article, the court shall admit evidence of the normal stand or position of
the water while at rest in an idle mine; also the observed prevalence of a common
water level or a standing water line in the same or separate lodes; also the effect, if
any, the elevating or depressing the water by natural or mechanical means in any
given lode has upon elevating or depressing the water in the same contiguous or
separate lodes or mines; also the effect which draining or ceasing to drain any given
lode or mine had upon the water in the same or contiguous or separate lodes or
mines, and all other evidence which tends to prove the common ingress or
subterraneous communication of water into the same lode or mine, or contiguous or
separate lodes or mines

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In the trial of cases arising
under this article, the court shall admit evidence of the normal stand or position of
the water while at rest in an idle mine; also the observed prevalence of a common
water level or a standing water line in the same or separate lodes; also the effect, if
any, the elevating or depressing the water by natural or mechanical means in any
given lode has upon elevating or depressing the water in the same contiguous or
separate lodes or mines; also the effect which draining or ceasing to drain any given
lode or mine had upon the water in the same or contiguous or separate lodes or
mines, and all other evidence which tends to prove the common ingress or
subterraneous communication of water into the same lode or mine, or contiguous or
separate lodes or mines.

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