Wyoming § 41-3-609 - Commissioners; disqualification for personal interest or prejudice.
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§ 41-3-609. Commissioners; disqualification for personal interest or prejudice.
Whenever an affidavit is filed with the state engineer by a water user stating that the water commissioner of a district has a personal interest or prejudice in the use of water from a stream and that the person making the affidavit believes that because of the commissioner's interest or prejudice he cannot obtain a fair and just division of water, the state engineer may designate a water commissioner from another district as substitute commissioner.
Source: official Wyoming text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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