Farmers' rights to water located under their properties were reaffirmed Monday by the California Supreme Court, which ruled in favor of a group of Mojave River basin farmers in a closely watched test of who controls the resource.

By Dennis Pfaff and Daniel Evans Daily Journal Staff Writers Farmers' rights to water located under their properties were reaffirmed Monday by the California Supreme Court, which ruled in favor of a group of Mojave River basin farmers in a closely watched test of who controls the resource.
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