Wyoming § 41-7-503 Petition for authority to issue warrants;
hearing generally; decree generally; appeal

Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-7-503 — Petition for authority to issue warrants; hearing generally; decree generally; appeal

Wyoming § 41-7-503

Title 41Water

Ch. 7IRRIGATION DISTRICTS

Art. 5ORGANIZATION EXPENSES

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 41-7-503 (2026).

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Upon the date set for the hearing of said petition, the judge
shall hear evidence in support thereof and in support of any
protests or objections properly filed and shall hear and
determine all proper issues presented by said petition and any
protests or objections which there may be and the judge shall
enter his order in accord with such evidence; if, in the
discretion of the court the petition should be granted he shall
make his order authorizing the issuance of such interest-bearing
warrants, setting the amount of such warrants which may be
issued and the purpose for which such warrants may be used; such
order will become final and conclusive unless appealed from
within thirty (30) days of the date of its entry.

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Upon the date set for the hearing of said petition, the judge
shall hear evidence in support thereof and in support of any
protests or objections properly filed and shall hear and
determine all proper issues presented by said petition and any
protests or objections which there may be and the judge shall
enter his order in accord with such evidence; if, in the
discretion of the court the petition should be granted he shall
make his order authorizing the issuance of such interest-bearing
warrants, setting the amount of such warrants which may be
issued and the purpose for which such warrants may be used; such
order will become final and conclusive unless appealed from
within thirty (30) days of the date of its entry.