73-4-9 - Failure to file statement -- Relief. - Utah Statutes

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73-4-9. Failure to file statement -- Relief.
The filing of each statement by a claimant shall be considered notice to all persons of theclaim of the party making the same, and any person failing to make and deliver such statement ofclaim to the clerk of the court within the time prescribed by law shall be forever barred andestopped from subsequently asserting any rights, and shall be held to have forfeited all rights tothe use of the water theretofore claimed by him; provided, that any claimant, upon whom noother service of said notice shall have been made than by publication in a newspaper and asrequired in Section 45-1-101, may apply to the court for permission to file a statement of claimafter the time therefor has expired, and the court may extend the time for filing such statement,not exceeding six months from the publication of said notice; but, before said time is extended,the applicant shall give notice by publication in a newspaper having general circulation and asrequired in Section 45-1-101 on such river system or near the water source to all other personsinterested in the water of such river system or water source, and shall make it appear to thesatisfaction of the court that during the pendency of the proceedings he had no actual noticethereof in time to appear and file a statement and make proof of his claim; and all partiesinterested may be heard as to the matter of his actual notice of the pendency of such proceedings.

Amended by Chapter 388, 2009 General Session

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73-4-9. Failure to file statement -- Relief.
The filing of each statement by a claimant shall be considered notice to all persons of theclaim of the party making the same, and any person failing to make and deliver such statement ofclaim to the clerk of the court within the time prescribed by law shall be forever barred andestopped from subsequently asserting any rights, and shall be held to have forfeited all rights tothe use of the water theretofore claimed by him; provided, that any claimant, upon whom noother service of said notice shall have been made than by publication in a newspaper and asrequired in Section 45-1-101, may apply to the court for permission to file a statement of claimafter the time therefor has expired, and the court may extend the time for filing such statement,not exceeding six months from the publication of said notice; but, before said time is extended,the applicant shall give notice by publication in a newspaper having general circulation and asrequired in Section 45-1-101 on such river system or near the water source to all other personsinterested in the water of such river system or water source, and shall make it appear to thesatisfaction of the court that during the pendency of the proceedings he had no actual noticethereof in time to appear and file a statement and make proof of his claim; and all partiesinterested may be heard as to the matter of his actual notice of the pendency of such proceedings.

Amended by Chapter 388, 2009 General Session

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73-4-9. Failure to file statement -- Relief.
The filing of each statement by a claimant shall be considered notice to all persons of theclaim of the party making the same, and any person failing to make and deliver such statement ofclaim to the clerk of the court within the time prescribed by law shall be forever barred andestopped from subsequently asserting any rights, and shall be held to have forfeited all rights tothe use of the water theretofore claimed by him; provided, that any claimant, upon whom noother service of said notice shall have been made than by publication in a newspaper and asrequired in Section 45-1-101, may apply to the court for permission to file a statement of claimafter the time therefor has expired, and the court may extend the time for filing such statement,not exceeding six months from the publication of said notice; but, before said time is extended,the applicant shall give notice by publication in a newspaper having general circulation and asrequired in Section 45-1-101 on such river system or near the water source to all other personsinterested in the water of such river system or water source, and shall make it appear to thesatisfaction of the court that during the pendency of the proceedings he had no actual noticethereof in time to appear and file a statement and make proof of his claim; and all partiesinterested may be heard as to the matter of his actual notice of the pendency of such proceedings.

Amended by Chapter 388, 2009 General Session