Petition.
Any person or persons owning land within any irrigation district and forming a part thereof may file with the board of directors of such irrigation district a petition in writing requesting the exclusion of the land or lands owned by them and described in the petition from the irrigation district. As many parties owning separate tracts or parcels of lands in any irrigation district or who are united in interest to which the same state of facts apply, may unite in the same petition. The petition shall be signed by all of the petitioners, but need not be acknowledged. A filing fee in the amount of five dollars ($5.00) for each parcel of land described in the petition shall accompany the filing of each petition, plus an exclusion fee in the amount of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for each lot containing less than one (1) acre which is in a subdivision as defined in section 50-1301, Idaho Code, or an exclusion fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) for each parcel containing less than one (1) acre that is not in a subdivision, or an exclusion fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) for each acre and additional portion thereof in all other parcels of property, for which the district shall provide a suitable receipt evidencing payment. Any petition not accompanied by the required filing fee and exclusion fee shall be returned to the petitioner. The filing fee and the exclusion fee are borne by the petitioner and are not potentially apportionable costs as provided in sections 43-1105, 43-1106 and 43-1107, Idaho Code.
A person or persons purchasing land under a written contract shall be deemed to be the owners of that land for purposes of this section.
Notes of Decisions
Mauldin v. Sunshine Mining Co., 97 P.2d 608 (Idaho 1939).
· cites it 2× “Under the provisions of section 43-1101, I. C. A., as amended bj*- chapter 147, 1935 Session Laws, the state auditor filed claim for $1,000, alleging deceased had no dependents.”
Cassedy Funeral Home ex rel. Parsons v. Tesemini Timber Prot. Ass'n, 84 P.2d 566 (Idaho 1938).
· cites it 2× “This is a direct appeal from an award of the Industrial Accident Board awarding $1,000 to the treasurer *531 of the state of Idaho on behalf of the Industrial Administration Fund pursuant to section 43-1101, subsection 6, I. C. A., and $200 funeral expense to A.”
Edwards v. Holmes Constr. Co., 372 P.2d 406 (Idaho 1962).
“§ 43-1101, now I.C. § 72-301, “relates to death benefits payable to, or for the benefit of, the dependents of an employee zvho has lost his life by accident arising out of and in the course of his employment” (emphasis supplied); whereas I.”
Est. of Klosterman v. Comm'r, 99 T.C. 313 (1992).
“" Any person owning land within the Minidoka or A&B districts may file a petition requesting the exclusion of the land owned by that person from the irrigation district.”
In Re Jones, 372 P.2d 406 (Idaho 1962).
“§ 43-1101, now I.C. § 72-301, "relates to death benefits payable to, or for the benefit of, the dependents of an employee who has lost his life by accident arising out of and in the course of his employment" (emphasis supplied); whereas I.”
Birney v. Big Lost River Irrigation Dist., 487 P.2d 933 (Idaho 1971).
· cites it 2× “” At the times pertinent to this case, authority for exclusion of lands from an irrigation district was to be found in I.C. § 43-1101, which provides: “Petition.”
Lodge v. Miller, 429 P.2d 394 (Idaho 1967).
“We agree with the trial court that when a petition is presented alleging the grounds for exclusion, detailed in § 43-1101, and when such grounds are established by proof, exclusion must be ordered by the board as required by § 43-1103.”
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