Partial Final Decree definition

Partial Final Decree means the Decree (entitled “Partial Final Judgment and Decree”) entered in the Adjudication, for the resolution of the Pueblo’s water right claims and which is substantially in the form agreed to by the Parties and attached to this Settlement Agreement as Attachment 5.
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Partial Final Decree means the proposed partial final decree filed with the court in State of New Mexico ex. rel.
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Partial Final Decree means a final and binding judgment and decree entitled “Partial Final Judgment and Decree” entered by the Court in the Stream Adjudication, setting forth the rights of the Navajo Nation to use and administer
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Examples of Partial Final Decree in a sentence

  • Prior to the entry of a Partial Final Decree on the Pueblo’s water rights, the Parties shall jointly move the Court to adopt the following values to be used for adjudication of all Pueblo and non-Indian water rights in the Taos Valley Stream System.

  • The Parties have filed a joint motion requesting that the Adjudication court enter an order approving procedures for providing notice of the proposed Partial Final Decree and this Settlement Agreement, and an opportunity to object and be heard, to all known and unknown claimants of water rights within the Taos Valley Stream System whether or not they have been joined as parties to the Adjudication.

  • Unless otherwise provided in this Settlement Agreement, a Pueblo permit shall be required for any change in point of diversion or place or purpose of use of a Pueblo water right secured under this Settlement Agreement and the Partial Final Decree that is within the Pueblo’s administrative authority.

  • The nonuse by a lessee or subcontractor of the Pueblo of any right to which the Pueblo is entitled under the Partial Final Decree shall in no event result in a forfeiture, abandonment, relinquishment, or other loss of all or any part of those rights.

  • Subject to the approval of the Secretary in accordance with section 506(e) of the Settlement Act, the Pueblo may Market water rights secured to it under this Settlement Agreement and the Partial Final Decree, provided that such Marketing is in accordance with this Article 5.5.1 and section 506 of the Settlement Act.

  • Nothing herein precludes any Party from seeking inclusion of additional provisions in the Partial Final Decree, so long as such provisions are not inconsistent with the Settlement Act, this Settlement Agreement, or Attachment 5.

  • Enforcement of the Partial Final Decree shall be subject to the terms and conditions of the Settlement Act, including Section 509(g), (h) and (j).

  • The Pueblo shall not permanently alienate any rights it has under this Settlement Agreement, the Partial Final Decree, and the Settlement Act.

  • The Parties waive any right to object and shall, in good faith, seek to deter objections by others to the entry of a Partial Final Decree that defines the Pueblo’s water rights consistent with Attachment 5.

  • Seller agrees not to protest any transfer of water rights, delivery of water to the Pecos River or other administrative action by the Purchaser with the New Mexico State Engineer’s Office to implement the Partial Final Decree and the Settlement Agreement.


More Definitions of Partial Final Decree

Partial Final Decree means a final and binding judgment and decree entitled “Partial Final Judgment and Decree” entered by the Court in the Stream Adjudication, setting forth the rights of the Navajo Nation to use and administer waters of the San ▇▇▇▇ River Basin in New Mexico, the form of which is attached hereto as Appendix 1.
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