Wyoming § 41-9-251 Objections; statement of owner; default;
decrees; appeal; adjournment of hearing; trial

Wyoming Statutes

§ 41-9-251 — Objections; statement of owner; default; decrees; appeal; adjournment of hearing; trial

Wyoming § 41-9-251

Title 41Water

Ch. 9DRAINAGE DISTRICTS

Art. 2OPERATION AND ADMINISTRATION

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 41-9-251 (2026).

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On the return day of said notice, or order to show cause, the
said owner shall in writing, verified on oath, state the facts
on which his claim is based. If he fails to appear and set forth
such facts, upon the filing of the proof of service of such
notice, or order to show cause upon him when notice is
necessary, an order shall be made by the court confirming such
assessment or assessments, which order shall be final and
conclusive unless appealed from to the supreme court within
thirty (30) days. The court may adjourn the hearing on said
return day and thereafter, and if on the return day, or
adjourned day, a trial is found necessary, the court shall fix
the time and place of trial, and frame all necessary issues as
provided in W.S. 41-9-104.

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On the return day of said notice, or order to show cause, the
said owner shall in writing, verified on oath, state the facts
on which his claim is based. If he fails to appear and set forth
such facts, upon the filing of the proof of service of such
notice, or order to show cause upon him when notice is
necessary, an order shall be made by the court confirming such
assessment or assessments, which order shall be final and
conclusive unless appealed from to the supreme court within
thirty (30) days. The court may adjourn the hearing on said
return day and thereafter, and if on the return day, or
adjourned day, a trial is found necessary, the court shall fix
the time and place of trial, and frame all necessary issues as
provided in W.S. 41-9-104.