...over which the Congress has jurisdiction. It may also issue licenses to such non-Federal interests for the purpose of utilizing the surplus water or water power from a Government dam. Licenses issued under the Federal Power Act are for fixed periods not exceeding 50...

...the Commission by the Federal Power Act to license such projects not only upon navigable streams but upon any part of the public lands and reservations of the United States. This dissent held that the particular stretch of the Deschutes River affected, including its bed and...

...section 4 (e) it says that we issue these licenses for streams under the commerce power or it says "Upon any part of the public lands and reservations of the United States." This property clause jurisdiction is different in that dealing with the property of the United States,...

...Commerce Clause of the Constitution (Art. I, § 8, cl. 3), authorized the Commission to license projects "upon any part of the public lands and reservations of the United States." Congress must be deemed to have known, as this Court held in Federal Power Comm'n v. Oregon, 349 US...

...Commerce Clause of the Constitution (Art. I, § 8, cl. 3), authorized the Commission to license projects "upon any part of the public lands and reservations of the United States." Congress must be deemed to have known, as this Court held in Federal Power Comm'n v. Oregon, 349 US...

...over which the Congress has jurisdiction. It may also issue licenses to such non-Federal interests for the purpose of utilizing the surplus water or water power from a Government dam. Licenses are issued under the Federal Power Act only if, in the judgment of the Commission,...

...over which the Congress has jurisdiction. It may also issue licenses to such non-Federal interests for the purpose of utilizing the surplus water or water power from a Government dam. Licenses are issued under the Federal Power Act only if, in the judgment of the Commission,...

...(Oregon) through which the entire stream flows, can require and issue a license for a power project "upon any part of the public lands and reservations of the United States" (sec. 4 (e), 16 USC 797 (e) ). While the Court in this decision upheld the constitutional and statutory...

...transmission, and utilization of power * * * from or in any of the streams or other bodies of water * * * upon any part of the public lands and reservations of the United States * * *." Subsection 4 (g) empowers the Commission upon its own motion to investigate "any occupancy...

...over which the Congress has jurisdiction. It may also issue licenses to these non-federal interests for the purpose of utilizing the surplus water or water power from a government dam. A very important conservation requirement of the Federal Power Act is found in Section...