§ 36-4-110 — Interests vested in state

Upon the completion of service and
return of summons or other process and the expiration of the time required by law
or the order of the court before whom the action is pending for the appearance of
the defendants, such defendants and all interests of the United States in the lands
involved shall be deemed to be in court and subject to its jurisdiction, and
thereafter, such proceedings shall be had as are required by the laws of the state,
so far as applicable and as supplemented and enlarged by the provisions of
sections 36-4-104 to 36-4-112, and, if the judgment of the court is in favor of the
state, it shall vest in the state the rights and easements so adjudged over all public
lands of the United States so involved, whether the same are reserved or
unreserved, or are withdrawn temporarily or permanently for any purpose whatever,
except those held for strictly governmental purposes, the jurisdiction over which
has been ceded by the state to the United States.

Legislative History

Source: L. 13: p. 590, � 7. C.L. � 1199. CSA: C. 134, � 98. CRS 53: � 112-4-10. C.R.S. 1963: � 112-4-10.