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Code · Montana · Title 85 — Water Use · Chapter 5 · Part 4

85-5-407. Appointment of water commissioner after final decree.

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85-5-407 . Appointment of water commissioner after final decree. When the rights of the respective parties in an action to the use of the waters flowing in a ditch are adjudicated, the judge of the district court having jurisdiction of the subject matter, upon the application of the owners of at least 10% of the waters of the ditch, may, in the exercise of the judge's discretion, appoint a water commissioner to divide, apportion, and distribute the waters of the ditch to the respective parties according to their respective rights as set forth in the decree.
When a commissioner is appointed under the provisions of this chapter to apportion and distribute the waters of the stream from which the water flowing in a ditch is taken, the commissioner shall, when directed by the judge or court, apportion and distribute the waters of the ditch according to the decree by which the rights of the respective owners were adjudicated.
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