Stanton Braverman en Beaten, but undrained: Litigant says City
gets its water... in 40 years <p>One man's water lawsuit against
four local governments was tossed out of court Friday as a judge
dismissed the case and, in a separate ruling, validated the lead
defendant's request to issue millions of dollars in bonds&#8211;
although the judge did grant the litigant's demand that no
physical assets could be used as bond collateral.</p> <div
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