"Right of State to Regulate Distribution of Water Rights" examines the legal framework surrounding water distribution and the extent to which state governments can regulate these rights. This book, originally published in 1915, provides a historical perspective on the evolving legal landscape of water management in the United States.
Authored by O.L. Waller, the text delves into the constitutional and statutory provisions that define the boundaries of state authority over water resources. It explores the balance between individual property rights and the broader public interest in ensuring equitable access to water.
This volume offers valuable insights for legal scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in the history of environmental law and the ongoing debates about water resource management.
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