Wyoming § 37-7-132 - Commissioners declared public officers; acts presumed regular and valid; burden of proof on contestant.
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§ 37-7-132. Commissioners declared public officers; acts presumed regular and valid; burden of proof on contestant.
Commissioners of power districts are hereby declared to be public officers. The presumption shall be in favor of the regularity and validity of all their official acts. Whenever any report of the commissioners of any power district or any part of any such report is contested, remonstrated against or called in question, the burden of proof shall rest upon the contestant, remonstrant or questioner.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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