Wyoming § 17-12-102 Right-of-way of ditch company; interference
with prior ditch and water rights

Wyoming Statutes

§ 17-12-102 — Right-of-way of ditch company; interference with prior ditch and water rights

Wyoming § 17-12-102

Title 17Corporations, Partnerships and Associations

Ch. 12MISCELLANEOUS COMPANIES

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 17-12-102 (2026).

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Any ditch company formed under the provisions of this article
shall have the right-of-way over the lines named in the
certificate, and shall also have the right to run the water of
the stream or streams named in the certificate through their
ditch or ditches; provided, that the lines proposed shall not
interfere with any other ditch whose rights are prior to those
acquired under this article and by virtue of said certificate.
Nor shall the water of any stream be directed from its original
channel to the detriment of any miners, mill men or others along
the line of said stream, or who may have a priority of right,
and there shall be at all times left sufficient water in said
stream for the use of miners and agriculturists who may have a
prior right to such water along said stream.

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Any ditch company formed under the provisions of this article
shall have the right-of-way over the lines named in the
certificate, and shall also have the right to run the water of
the stream or streams named in the certificate through their
ditch or ditches; provided, that the lines proposed shall not
interfere with any other ditch whose rights are prior to those
acquired under this article and by virtue of said certificate.
Nor shall the water of any stream be directed from its original
channel to the detriment of any miners, mill men or others along
the line of said stream, or who may have a priority of right,
and there shall be at all times left sufficient water in said
stream for the use of miners and agriculturists who may have a
prior right to such water along said stream.