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February 12, 2016
Wash. Judge Nixes Eviction Notice Suit Against BIA
A Washington federal judge on Friday tossed a suit brought against the Bureau of Indian Affairs by the partial owners of a disputed off-reservation property outside of Tacoma over eviction proceedings allegedly initiated against the site's tenants, saying the agency never gave official notice of eviction.
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November 30, 2015
BIA Says Court Can't Hear Wash. Eviction Notice Suit
The Bureau of Indian Affairs renewed its bid Friday to toss a suit in Washington federal court over alleged eviction proceedings instituted against the tenants of a disputed off-reservation property, saying the site's partial owners have not proven their case is ready for litigation.
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November 23, 2015
Minority Co-Owners Claim Full Right To Native Wash. Land
The minority landowners of an off-reservation property in Washington fighting an eviction notice from the Bureau of Indian Affairs lashed out at the agency's attempts to dismiss their suit, telling a district court that they have full rights to the land despite contrary votes by the majority landowners.
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November 04, 2015
BIA Says Native Landowners Can't Challenge Eviction Warning
The Bureau of Indian Affairs on Tuesday urged a Washington federal judge to toss a suit brought by Native American landowners alleging the government illegally attempted to oust them from their Puyallup, Wash., property, arguing that the claims weren't ripe because the government hadn't actually sought to evict them yet.
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September 01, 2015
Native American Pair Target BIA Over 'Illegal' Eviction Attempt
Two Native American landowners on Monday lashed out at the Bureau of Indian Affairs over its "illegal attempt" to oust them from a troubled-plagued property in Puyallup, Washington, urging a federal judge to put a stop to an alleged conspiracy.