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Friday, June 21, 2013

Supreme Court decision leaves Texas dry - Tulsa Business and Legal News: Government

Supreme Court decision leaves Texas dry - Tulsa Business and Legal News: Government
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  • Eudora decision, 9/26/2011
  • Guthrie decision, 7/25/2011
  • Guthrie decision, 2010 OK 51
  • Moongate decision, 2/20/2008
  • Guthrie decision, 9/27/2007
  • Okmulgee decision, 3/8/2007
  • Elk City decision, 3/6/2007
  • Owasso decision, 2/7/2007
  • Coppage decision, 2002 OK 44
  • Comanche County, 1972 OK 117
  • Moongate decision, 7/28/2005
  • McAlester II decision, 2/6/2004
  • McAlester I decision, 5/2/2000
  • Sequoyah County decision, 8/17/1999
  • Hounsel law review article

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  • Water Wired
  • Ozarks Law & Economy
  • PrivateWaterLaw Blog
  • New York Water Law
  • CapitolBeakOK
  • Oklahoma Observer
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