Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 43-1001 (2026)
Petition for annexation of land.
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Petition for annexation of land.
The holder or holders of any title, or evidence of title, representing any body of lands, may file with the board of directors of an irrigation district a petition in writing praying that said land may be annexed. The petition shall contain a legal description of the lands, the proposed method by which water will be delivered and any other information the district may require, and the petitioners shall state under oath that petitioners hold the title of one-half (1/2) or more of said lands.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 5
cases (1 in the last 5 years), 1940–2023 · leading case: Roe v. Albertson's, Inc., 112 P.3d 812 (Idaho 2005).
Roe v. Albertson's, Inc., 112 P.3d 812 (Idaho 2005). “I.C. § 43-1001 (1931). We specified that an injury received in an industrial accident was the common law action abolished.”
Cain v. C. C. Anderson Co., 133 P.2d 723 (Idaho 1943). “” Section 43-1001, I. C. A., defining accident states: “ ‘Accident’ as used in this law, means an unexpected, undesigned, and unlooked for mishap, or untoward event, happening suddenly and connected with the industry in which it occurs, and which can be definitely located as to…”
Jordan v. Walmart Assocs., Inc., 539 P.3d 593 (Idaho 2023). “Although this Court’s decision in Lewis predates the 1971 modification of Idaho’s worker’s compensation law, the definitions of “accident” and “injury” have remained unchanged since the terms were first added as part of “The Occupational Disease Compensation Law,” Idaho Code…”
Goaslind v. City of Pocatello, 102 P.2d 650 (Idaho 1940). “If the last sentence in section 43-1001, as amended by section 1, chapter 161, 1939 Session Laws, page 287, construed together with section 43-2104 of section 2 of said 1939 Session Laws, being added as chapter 21 of the Workmen’s Compensation Law, and the paragraph immediately…”
Dunn v. Morrison-Knudsen Co., 260 P.2d 398 (Idaho 1953). “The amendment contains a defintion of `accident' as follows: [Quoting the above definition] "The forepart of this definition includes nothing not essential to an accident under the earlier decisions of this court heretofore referred to.”
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