NM Utility Can't Seize Navajo Land, 10th Circ. Says

By Keith Goldberg · May 26, 2017, 6:06 PM EDT

The Tenth Circuit on Friday backed a lower court ruling that a New Mexico utility can't secure a path for a transmission line through property that is partly owned by the Navajo...

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Opinion

Case Information

Case Title

Public Service Company of NM v. Barboan, et al

Case Number

Court

Appellate - 10th Circuit

Nature of Suit

2210 Land Condemnation

Date Filed

April 04, 2016

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