Wyoming § 41-3-111 Right to acquire temporary water rights for
highway or railroad roadbed construction or repair; right of
owner who cannot satisfy in full his right during time of
diversion

Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-3-111 — Right to acquire temporary water rights for highway or railroad roadbed construction or repair; right of owner who cannot satisfy in full his right during time of diversion

Wyoming § 41-3-111

Title 41Water

Ch. 3WATER RIGHTS; ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL

Art. 1GENERALLY

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 41-3-111 (2026).

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The owner of any permanent water right, whether prior or
subsequent in priority to that temporary right acquired by any
person under this act who cannot satisfy in full his right
during the time said temporary user is diverting water under its
temporary water right shall have the absolute right upon demand
being made upon the appropriate state water commissioner to
cause such diversion to be shut off until such time as said
owner's water right is satisfied, or until it is proven that the
shutting down of the diversion has no effect upon owner's right.

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The owner of any permanent water right, whether prior or
subsequent in priority to that temporary right acquired by any
person under this act who cannot satisfy in full his right
during the time said temporary user is diverting water under its
temporary water right shall have the absolute right upon demand
being made upon the appropriate state water commissioner to
cause such diversion to be shut off until such time as said
owner's water right is satisfied, or until it is proven that the
shutting down of the diversion has no effect upon owner's right.