Trespass Issue.

Summary

Correspondence (1937-1984). Covers Gunnison County, Colorado, Gunnison River. Topics: recreational floating, public access to waterways. Agencies: Gunnison County, Colorado Supreme Court, Gunnison District Court. Cites 21 external works.

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Gunnison CountyArmy Corps of EngineersColorado Department of Natural ResourcesColorado Supreme CourtU.S. Supreme CourtColorado Attorney GeneralDistrict Court of Gunnison County

Places (9)

Colorado Colorado River Gunnison County Gunnison River Basin Almont Upper Arkansas River South Platte River Eagle River

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Concepts & Topics (11)

water allocation proximity to stream end-member source waters public access land ownership land ownership navigability navigability

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navigability trespass law recreational fishing

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legislation (15)

Loving v. Alexander (1984)
C.R.S. 33-32-101 et seq. (1984)
Montana Coalition For Stream Access v. Curran (1984)
State of Colorado v. Southeastern Colorado Conservation District (1983)
Bott v. Comm'n of Natural Resources (1982)

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Emmert case (1979)
Kaiser Aetna (1979)
U.S. v. District Court (1969)
Hall v. Brannon Sand and Gravel (1965)
Smith v. Town of Fowler (1959)
United States v. Causby (1946)
C.R.S. 18-9-107
C.R.S. 18-4-504.5
C.R.S. 33-6-116
C.R.S. 41-1-107

article (4)

The Fifth Amendment as a Limitation on The Public Trust Doctrine in Water Law (1984)
Forever Free: Navigability, Inland Waterways, and The Expanding Public Interest (1983) — Frank
Recreational Rights And Titles To Beds On Western Lakes And Streams (1967)
Public Rights To Use And Have Access To Navigable Waters (1958) — Waite