NEW ORLEANS AP-Mississippi asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to revive a $1 billion lawsuit that accuses the city of Memphis, Tenn., of stealing its water.U.S. District Judge Glen Davidson dismissed the suit in February, saying he didn't have jurisdiction over the case because it's a dispute between two states that belongs in the U.
December 03, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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NEW ORLEANS AP-Mississippi asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to revive a $1 billion lawsuit that accuses the city of Memphis, Tenn., of stealing its water.
U.S. District Judge Glen Davidson dismissed the suit in February, saying he didn’t have jurisdiction over the case because it’s a dispute between two states that belongs in the U.S. Supreme Court.
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