48 U.S.C. § 322

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“(a) When the Government of the United States desires to establish or use such a defense site specifically identified in the separate agreement referred to in Section 321, it shall so inform the Government of Palau which shall make the designated site available to the Government of the United States for the duration and level of use specified.“(b) With respect to any site not specifically identified in the separate agreement referred to in Section 321, the Government of the United States shall inform the Government of Palau, which shall make the designated site available to the Government of the United States for the duration and level of use specified, or shall make available one alternative site acceptable to the Government of the United States. If such alternative site is unacceptable to the Government of the United States, the site first designated shall be made available after such determination.“(c) Compensation in full for designation, establishment or use of defense sites is provided in Title Two of this Compact.

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Cited in 1 case, 1938–1938 · leading case: Clark v. Taylor, 9 Alaska 298 (D. Alaska 1938).

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Clark v. Taylor, 9 Alaska 298 (D. Alaska 1938). “192 , 48 U.S.C.A. § 322 . It would be by virtue of powers set forth in the above-mentioned act and by virtue of the right of way granted by the act of Congress, to-wit, Section 2477, R.”

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