From that point on, he had nothing to lose
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Yes,he did and you're now seeing the extent of how much.
When I lease another person's property, I follow their rules, not mine.
Lastly, you can call 20 years of litigation, 2 federal court orders and an appellate order,coupled with many peaceful attempts to resolve it without force a "stroke of the pen" if you like, but it certainly isn't a credible comment.
Sure it's credible. That instant in 1993 when they cut his allotment/permit by 75% without even the common courtesy of Vaseline, to accommodate the Center for Biologic Diversity is when it happened. What part of that moment in time do you need explained?
And, BTW. It's not the same as leasing a condo in terms of real estate lease. You know the difference. You just aren't saying so. Plus he owns the water rights and improvements thereof, so they may take back possession of the house, but he still owns the plumbing.
