Idaho Statutes
§ 42-902 — INJURING DITCH OR HEADGATE — TRIPLE DAMAGES
Idaho § 42-902
JurisdictionIdaho
Title 42IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE — WATER RIGHTS AND RECLAMATION
Ch. 9DISTRIBUTION OF WATER TO CONSUMERS
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Bluebook
Idaho Code § 42-902 (2026).
Text
Any person who, without the consent of the watermaster of the district, diverts any water from the ditch or channel where it was placed, or caused, or left to run by the watermaster or his deputies, or who shuts or opens any ditch, gate or dam with intent so to divert any water, and thereby deprive any person of the use of the same during any part of the time he is entitled to such use, or who, without the consent of the watermaster, cuts any ditch or the banks thereof, or breaks or destroys any gate or flume, is liable in a civil action to any person injured thereby in three times the actual damage sustained in consequence of any such wrongful act or acts.
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Related
Nampa & Meridian Irrigation District v. Mussell
72 P.3d 868 (Idaho Supreme Court, 2003)
Legislative History
[(42-902) 1881, p. 275; R.S., sec. 3205; am. R.C. & C.L., sec. 3285; C.S., sec. 5627; I.C.A., sec. 41-802.]
Nearby Sections
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§ 42-1001
APPLICATION TO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS§ 42-1002
SETTING DATE FOR HEARING§ 42-1004
CONDUCT OF HEARING — ORDER — APPEAL§ 42-1005
MATTERS CONSIDERED IN FIXING RATE§ 42-101
NATURE OF PROPERTY IN WATER§ 42-102
MEASUREMENT OF WATER§ 42-103
RIGHT ACQUIRED BY APPROPRIATION§ 42-105
USE OF NATURAL WATERWAYS — MEASUREMENT OF COMMINGLED WATER — APPROVAL OF RIGHT TO EXCHANGE WATER§ 42-106
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