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...restrictions.' And the Supreme Court of the United States has held that— 'The State, as quasi sovereign and representative of the interests of the public,...the assent or dissent of the private owners of the lands immediately concerned.' How utterly inconsistent with this recognized duty of the State to conserve...

...York. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. — Hudson County Water Company v. McCarter (206 US Rep., p. 349): The State, as quasi-sovereign and representative of...within its territory, irrespective of the assent or disaent of the private owners of the land most immediately concerned. MAINE SUPREME COURT. — In reply...

...property and the pouce power, . . . [b]ut it is recognized that the State . . . has standing in the courts to protect the atmosphere, the water and the forests...private owners of the land most immediately concerned. Id. at 355 (emphasis added). 22. "[A]ll property in this country is held under the implied obligation...