Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-3-1010 — Litigation costs

Wyoming·Title 41 Water·Ch. 3 WATER RIGHTS; ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL·Art. 10 INSTREAM FLOWS

If any other appropriator in a drainage where waters are allowed
for instream flows proves in district court that his right to
use appropriated waters has been impaired or diminished by the
allowance for instream flows, the costs of litigation, including
reasonable attorney fees, shall be borne by the holder of the
instream flow right.

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§ 41-3-1001

Waters stored for instream flows a beneficial use of water; natural stream flows allowed for instream flows

§ 41-3-1002

Instream flows to be by stream segment; waters for instream flows may be sold, transferred or otherwise conveyed under certain restrictions; ownership restricted

§ 41-3-1003

Game and fish commission; construction of measuring devices; recommendations; permits; fees and costs

§ 41-3-1004

Water development commission to determine storage feasibility; report to the game and fish commission and the legislature

§ 41-3-1005

Approval of storage project

§ 41-3-1006

Fees and costs of the commission associated with permit applications and adjudication of water rights shall be borne by the game and fish commission

§ 41-3-1007

Acquisition of existing rights for instream flow purposes

§ 41-3-1008

Regulation of streams

§ 41-3-1009

Statement regarding condemnation and impairment of existing water rights

§ 41-3-101

Nature of water rights and beneficial use

§ 41-3-1010

Litigation costs

§ 41-3-1011

§ 41-3-1012

Ingress and egress

§ 41-3-1013

Condemnation for municipal water purposes

§ 41-3-1014

Interstate compact and United States supreme court decree

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