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North Dakota ranchers lose $383,375 legal fee award in pipeline dispute

The Times of India ·

The US Supreme Court will hear a dispute involving North Dakota ranchers and WBI Energy Transmission over $383,375.76 in legal fees. The justices will decide whether state or federal law governs compensation when private natural gas companies acquire land through eminent domain.

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